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On the composition of boar semen

The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1954
1. Twenty ejaculates were collected from the same boar at weekly intervals; the composition of semen was studied by microscopic and chemical methods. The total volume of ejaculates varied from 240 to 500 ml., and sperm concentration from 50,000 to 177,000 cells/μl. Chemical analysis revealed 2·4–12·6 mg./100ml.
T. Glover, T. Mann
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Measurement of semen production rates of boars

Australian Veterinary Journal, 1985
Summary: Frequency of semen collection was used to determine methods of stabilising epididymal sperm reserves in young boars in order to measure daily sperm output which then allows estimation of daily sperm production. By collecting from boars 3 times a week (Monday, Wednesday and Friday) most boars reached epididymal stabllisation within 4 weeks and
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History of the Boar Semen Conferences

Theriogenology, 2005
Johnson, L.A., Gadella, B.M.
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Assessment of Boar Semen Morphology and Morphometry

The evaluation of sperm morphology is crucial in assessing reproductive health in both humans and animals. In humans, the World Health Organization recognizes the importance of morphology in semen analysis. Similarly, in animal breeding programs, assessing sperm morphology is essential for selecting superior breeding candidates.
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Erratum to “Storage of boar semen”

Animal Reproduction Science, 2000
, Johnson, , Weitze, , Fiser, , Maxwell
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Effect of Boar Semen Senility on Peroxidation of Semen Lipids

Journal of Animal Science, 1966
J J, Mrotek, W G, Hoekstra, N L, First
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