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− | == Tactile Stimulation ==
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− | * Tactile stimuli from males is important in provoking sexual postures or standing postures by females.
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− | ** Stallion: Bites the neck or withers of the mare
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− | ** Tom: Bites the neck of the Queen
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− | ** Bull: Chin rests on the back of the cow just prior to mounting
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− | == [[Vomeronasal Organ]]==
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− | * Vomeronasal organ is an '''accessory olfactory''' organ.
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− | * Connected to two small openings in the anterior roof of the mouth just behind the upper [[Lips|lip]].
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− | * Fluid-borne, less volatile chemicals enter the vomeronasal organ through the [[Alimentary_- Anatomy & Physiology#Oral_Cavity|oral cavity]] by means of nasopalatine (incisive) ducts.
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− | == Flehmen Response ==
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− | [[Image:Flehmen Response.jpg|thumb|right|150px|<p>The Flehmen Response'</p><sup> Courtesy of Anna Schultz.</sup>]]
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− | [[Image:Flehmen Response Horse.jpg|thumb|right|150px|<p>The Flehmen Response in the Horse</p><sup> Courtesy of Anna Schultz.</sup>]]
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− | * Some [[Attractivity Behaviour - Anatomy & Physiology#Pheramones|pheromones]] are less volatile and need to be detected by the '''vomeronasal organ'''.
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− | ** Bull, ram, stallion, some extent the boar.
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− | * Male closely approaches the source of [[Attractivity Behaviour - Anatomy & Physiology#Pheramones|pheromones]] and will nuzzle the female genital region.
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− | * Flehmen behaviour is characterized by:
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− | ** Curling of the upper [[Lips|lip]].
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− | * Curling of the upper [[Lips|lip]] closes the '''nostrils''' and allows negative pressure to form in the '''nasopalatine duct'''.
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− | * Flehmen behaviour allows less volatile pheromones to be examined by sensory neurons in the '''vomeronasal organ'''.
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− | * As in the males, females will display flehmen to novel compounds such as fluids associated with the [[Placenta - Anatomy & Physiology|placenta]], newborn animals and other volatile materials.
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− | * Frequently displayed by post-parturient females as they make identity discriminations between their own versus other's neonates.
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| == Courtship == | | == Courtship == |
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− | | Nuzzling & licking of perineal region, chin resting, testing for lordosis | + | | Nuzzling & Licking of Perineal Region,Chin Resting,Testing for Lordosis |
| | High Degree of Excitement | | | High Degree of Excitement |
| | Neck Outstretched,Head held Horizontally | | | Neck Outstretched,Head held Horizontally |
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| == Sexual Arousal == | | == Sexual Arousal == |
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− | !'''Species'''
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− | !'''Bull'''
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− | !'''Stallion'''
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− | !'''Ram'''
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− | !'''Boar'''
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− | !'''Dog'''
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− | | '''Consummation Behaviour'''
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− | | Penile Protrusion,Dribbling of Seminal Fluid with few Spermatozoa,Erection,Attempted Mounts
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− | | Penile Protrusion,No Preejaculatory Expulsion of Seminal Fluid
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− | | Repeated Dorsal Elevation of Scrotum,Penile Protrusion,Dribbling of Seminal Fluid
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− | | Penile Protrusion,Shallow Pelvic Thrusts, Attempted Mounting
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− | | Erection,Protrusion of Penis,Mounting
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− | | Mounting
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− | == [[Erection - Anatomy & Physiology|Erection]] == | + | == ::[[Reproductive Behaviour - Erection - Anatomy & Physiology|Erection]] == |
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− | [[Category:Reproductive Behaviour]]
| + | == Penile Protrusion == |
− | [[Category:Bullet Points]]
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