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== Photoperiod ==
 
== Photoperiod ==
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The month of birth will influence the onset of puberty, especially in [[Female_Reproductive_Tract_-Seasonality_of_Reproduction_- Anatomy & Physiology|seasonal breeders]].
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The month of birth will influence the onset of puberty, especially in [[Seasonality_of_Reproduction_- Anatomy & Physiology|seasonal breeders]].
       
=== Sheep ===
 
=== Sheep ===
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* [[Female_Reproductive_Tract_-Seasonality_of_Reproduction_- Anatomy & Physiology|Short day breeders]] (begin oestrous cycles in response to short day length)
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* [[Seasonality_of_Reproduction_- Anatomy & Physiology|Short day breeders]] (begin oestrous cycles in response to short day length)
 
* Spring born lambs (February-March) reach puberty in the subsequent autumn (September-October) if they have adequate nutrition.  The age at puberty is 5-6 months.
 
* Spring born lambs (February-March) reach puberty in the subsequent autumn (September-October) if they have adequate nutrition.  The age at puberty is 5-6 months.
 
* Autumn born lambs do not reach puberty until 10-12 moths of age.  
 
* Autumn born lambs do not reach puberty until 10-12 moths of age.  
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=== Queen ===
 
=== Queen ===
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* [[Female_Reproductive_Tract_-Seasonality_of_Reproduction_- Anatomy & Physiology|Long day breeders]]
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* [[Seasonality_of_Reproduction_- Anatomy & Physiology|Long day breeders]]
 
* Increasing photoperiod prompts onset of puberty.
 
* Increasing photoperiod prompts onset of puberty.
 
* Onset of puberty occurs in January-February in the Northern Hemisphere, where there is increasing day length.
 
* Onset of puberty occurs in January-February in the Northern Hemisphere, where there is increasing day length.
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