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ABSTRACT<br />

Mén<strong>de</strong>z-Bernal MS, Mén<strong>de</strong>z-Bernal FG, <strong>de</strong> la Colina-Flores F, Escobar-Medina FJ. Reproductive<br />

behavior in the mare. Mares show a seasonal breeding behavior, with inter-ovulations periods during long<br />

days, and anestrous falls and winters. The reproductive cycle encompasses ovulations, pregnancy and postpartum<br />

period. Follicular growth, ovulation, the appearance of the corpus luteum, progesterone secretion and<br />

the <strong>de</strong>struction of the corpus luteum take place during the inter-ovulations periods. The best fertility results<br />

are achieved when natural mating occurs one or two days before ovulation, whereas artificial insemination<br />

attains its best figures around the ovulation time. Mares usually ovulate shortly after <strong>de</strong>livery. <strong>Veterinaria</strong><br />

<strong>Zacatecas</strong> <strong>2010</strong>; 3: 135-147<br />

Keywords: Reproductive behavior, mares, fertility<br />

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