This review aimed to present the current status of the studies about the role of physiological,
hematological, biochemical and hormonal variables on the blood of goats raised in adverse …

As the expectation of the influence of climate change scenarios increases, the effect of heat
stress on small ruminants is significant due to their importance for smallholders in stressful …

This study investigated the effect of season on the endocrine and adaptive profiles of a
Brazilian Creole goat population in a semi-arid region of Brazil during the dry and the rainy …

This study was conducted to investigate the adaptive profile of the Garfagnina goat breed in
two different seasons (spring and summer) through physiological, biochemical …

Thermotolerance has become an essential factor in the prevention of the adverse effects of
heat stress, but it varies among animals. Identifying genes related to heat adaptability traits …

Climatic variables can trigger physiological, biochemical, hematological, and hormonal
alterations that influence the maintenance of homeothermy and can affect production and …

The adaptation of the animals, either temperate or tropical climate, is mainly related to
physiology and its adaptation to the environment. When subjected to different air …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the biochemical, hormonal, and hematological blood
responses of native sheep subjected to five temperatures (20°, 24°, 28°, 32°, and 36° C) …

Apesar dos caprinos serem considerados animais rústicos, do ponto de vista bioclimático, a
associação entre elevadas temperaturas, umidade e radiação solar pode acarretar …

Simple Summary Heat stress is a physiological condition where an animal fails to
adequately dissipate body heat; this results in increased blood flow in the animal's core and …