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volume 45 issue 3 (september 2011) : 155 - 161

STUDIES ON EFFECT OF MINERAL SUPPLEMENTATION IN TESTICULAR BIOMETRY IN PREPUBERTAL AND PUBERTAL BEETAL X ASSAM LOCAL MALE KIDS*

M
Monalisa Nath1
A
A. Baruah
B
B.C. Sarmah
B
B.C. Deka
K
K.K. Baruah2
J
J. Devi3
1Department of Veterinary Physiology, College of Veterinary Science, Assam Agricultural University, Khanapara – 781 022, India

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Cite article:- Nath1 Monalisa, Baruah A., Sarmah B.C., Deka B.C., Baruah2 K.K., Devi3 J. (2025). STUDIES ON EFFECT OF MINERAL SUPPLEMENTATION IN TESTICULAR BIOMETRY IN PREPUBERTAL AND PUBERTAL BEETAL X ASSAM LOCAL MALE KIDS*. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 45(3): 155 - 161. doi: .

ABSTRACT

Twelve crossbred (Beetal X Assam Local) male kids weighing about 5 kg aged 3 months were divided into two groups, each comprising of six kids. The animals were provided concentrate feed and allowed free grazing during daytime. Mineral mixture at the rate of 2 per cent was supplemented in concentrate feed of group I kids only. The mean length of right and left testes increased from 2.70±0.08cm and 2.68±0.08cm respectively in group I kids and from 2.69±0.07cm and 2.69±0.07cm respectively in group II kids at 3 months of age to 6.45±0.13cm and 6.49±0.13 cm in group I kids and 5.98±0.09 cm and 5.96±0.09cm in group II kids, respectively at 10 months of age. At puberty, the mean testicular width for right and left testes in group I was 3.08±0.08cm and 3.08±0.09cm, and group II kids were 3.14±0.05 cm and 3.10±0.04 cm, respectively. At puberty, the mean testicular thickness for right and left testes was 2.72±0.06cm and 2.70±0.07cm in group 1 kids and 2.70±0.09cm and 2.74±0.09 cm in group 2 kids, respectively. The mean scrotal circumference at puberty in group I and group II kids was 14.11±0.21 cm and 14.19±0.14cm, respectively. The mean volume of right and left testes at puberty was 3.91±0.11cm3 and 3.94±0.17 cm3 in group I and 3.96±0.25cm3 and 4.02±0.18 cm3 in group II kids, respectively. The length, width, thickness and volume of right and left testes and scrotal circumference varied significantly (P

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  3. Bongso, T. A.; Jainudeen,M. R. and Zahrah, Siti A. (1982) Theriogenology. 18(5): 513-524.
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    volume 45 issue 3 (september 2011) : 155 - 161

    STUDIES ON EFFECT OF MINERAL SUPPLEMENTATION IN TESTICULAR BIOMETRY IN PREPUBERTAL AND PUBERTAL BEETAL X ASSAM LOCAL MALE KIDS*

    M
    Monalisa Nath1
    A
    A. Baruah
    B
    B.C. Sarmah
    B
    B.C. Deka
    K
    K.K. Baruah2
    J
    J. Devi3
    1Department of Veterinary Physiology, College of Veterinary Science, Assam Agricultural University, Khanapara – 781 022, India

    • Submitted|

    • First Online |

    • doi

    Cite article:- Nath1 Monalisa, Baruah A., Sarmah B.C., Deka B.C., Baruah2 K.K., Devi3 J. (2025). STUDIES ON EFFECT OF MINERAL SUPPLEMENTATION IN TESTICULAR BIOMETRY IN PREPUBERTAL AND PUBERTAL BEETAL X ASSAM LOCAL MALE KIDS*. Indian Journal of Animal Research. 45(3): 155 - 161. doi: .

    ABSTRACT

    Twelve crossbred (Beetal X Assam Local) male kids weighing about 5 kg aged 3 months were divided into two groups, each comprising of six kids. The animals were provided concentrate feed and allowed free grazing during daytime. Mineral mixture at the rate of 2 per cent was supplemented in concentrate feed of group I kids only. The mean length of right and left testes increased from 2.70±0.08cm and 2.68±0.08cm respectively in group I kids and from 2.69±0.07cm and 2.69±0.07cm respectively in group II kids at 3 months of age to 6.45±0.13cm and 6.49±0.13 cm in group I kids and 5.98±0.09 cm and 5.96±0.09cm in group II kids, respectively at 10 months of age. At puberty, the mean testicular width for right and left testes in group I was 3.08±0.08cm and 3.08±0.09cm, and group II kids were 3.14±0.05 cm and 3.10±0.04 cm, respectively. At puberty, the mean testicular thickness for right and left testes was 2.72±0.06cm and 2.70±0.07cm in group 1 kids and 2.70±0.09cm and 2.74±0.09 cm in group 2 kids, respectively. The mean scrotal circumference at puberty in group I and group II kids was 14.11±0.21 cm and 14.19±0.14cm, respectively. The mean volume of right and left testes at puberty was 3.91±0.11cm3 and 3.94±0.17 cm3 in group I and 3.96±0.25cm3 and 4.02±0.18 cm3 in group II kids, respectively. The length, width, thickness and volume of right and left testes and scrotal circumference varied significantly (P

    REFERENCES

    1. Ahmed, N. and Noakes, D. E. (1996) Br. Vet. J. 152 (1): 93-103.
    2. Bilaspuri, G. S. and Singh, K. (1992) Theriogenology. 37 (2): 507-520.
    3. Bongso, T. A.; Jainudeen,M. R. and Zahrah, Siti A. (1982) Theriogenology. 18(5): 513-524.
    4. Fernandez, A. D. and Villegas, N. (1995) Revista Argentina de Production Animal. 15(4):996-999.
    5. Hahn, J.; Foote, R. H. and Seidal, G. E. (Jr.) (1969) J.Anim Sci. 29:41-47.
    6. Kakoty, D. (1999) M.V.Sc Thesis, Assam Agricultural University, Khanapara, Guwahati, India.
    7. Kalita, D. J.; Bisoi, P. C.; Parida, S.;Mahapatra, M. and Das, L. N. (1996) Indian J. Anim. Sci. 66 (11):1112-1116.
    8. Machado, R.; Simplicio, A. A. and Andrioli, A. (1992) Terra Arida 11: 127-132.
    9. Mishra, R.K.; Jain, R.P. and Basuthakur, A.K. (1984) Indian J. Anim. Sci., 54 (3):263-266.
    10. Nolan, C. J.; Neuendorff, D. A.;Godfrey, R. W.; Harms, P. G.; Welsh, T. H.; Mc Arthur, N. H. and Randel, R. D.(1990) J. Anim. Sci. 68: 1087-1096.
    11. Pattabiraman, S.R. (1996). Indian J. Anim. Reprod. 12 (2) : 80-83.
    12. Saba, L.; Bis –Wencel, H.; Waklawek, M. and Alkazak, A.(1995) Zootechnica.13:133-139.
    13. Sarmah, B. K.; Dutta, D. J.; Sarmah, B. C. and Goswami, R.N. (1997). Indian J. Anim. Res. 31(2):107-110.
    14. Saxena , M.S.; Gupta, S.K. and Maurya, S.N. (1991) Indian J. Anim. Nutr. 8: 265-268.
    15. Shamsuddin, M.(1996) Congress Programme of the 13th International Congress of Animal Reproduction. Sydney. Australia.pp.14-19.
    16. Snedecor, G.W. and Cochran, W.G. (1994). Statistical Method 7th edn. The Iowa State University Press, Ames, Iowa.
    17. Williams, Scot N.; Mc Dowell Lee R.; Warnick Alvin C.; Lawrence Larry A. and Wilkinson Nancy S. (1992) International J. Anim. Sci. 7:137-142.
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