THE PHILIPPINE WATER BUFFALO
THE PHILIPPINE WATER BUFFALO
THE PHILIPPINE WATER BUFFALO
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CONTENTS<br />
Harada, H., et al. Ultrasonic scanning for estimating the carcass traits of live water buffaloes..............<br />
Kwan, M. T. and B. A. Parker. Albumin and post-albumin genotypes in Philippine carabaos................<br />
Majid, M. A., et al. Chromosomal analysis of water buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis) and their crosses in the<br />
Philippines......................................................................................................................<br />
Majid, M. A. Morphometric and genetic variations in the Philippine carabao (Bubalus bubalis) and<br />
tamaraw (Anoa mindorensis Huede)...................................................................................<br />
Nabheerong, P. and V. G. Momongan. Effects of storage and breedtype on the quality of buffalo frozen<br />
semen...........................................................................................................................<br />
Ocampo, L. C., et al. Timing of sequential changes on chromosome configurations during the 1 st , meiosis,<br />
2 nd meiosis and cytoplasmic events of swamp buffalo oocytes matured and fertilized in vitro........<br />
Obsioma, V. P., et al. Muscle fiber diameter of selected muscles and sensory characteristics of carabeef<br />
from Philippine carabao (Bubalis carabanensis) and crossbreeds.............................................<br />
Parker, B. A. and V. G. Momongan. Blood transferrin types of Philippine carabaos............................<br />
Parker, B. A., et al. The distribution of amylase and carbonic anhydrase genotypes in Philippine cattle and<br />
carabao..........................................................................................................................<br />
Parker, B. A., et al. The distribution of esterase, acid phosphatase and alkaline phosphatase genotypes in<br />
Philippine cattle and carabao..............................................................................................<br />
Parker, B. A., et al. Evaluation of growth performance and development of breeding program for small<br />
scale carabeef production..................................................................................................<br />
Parker, B. A., et al. Data analysis of growth perfromance of carabaos and its crossbreds....................<br />
Roxas, B. P., S. C. Halos and A. S. Sarabia. Rapid analysis of Indian Murrah water buffalo, native<br />
carabao and their F 1 ........................................................................................................<br />
Saladin, R. and B. A. Parker. The determination of live weight and carcass weight based on body<br />
measurement of Philippine carabaos....................................................................................<br />
Santiago, A. R. and L. C. Cruz. Growth pattern of carabao under range condition..............................<br />
Santiago, A. R., L. C. Cruz and S. S. Bumagat. Growth pattern of carabao under range conditions......<br />
Shrestha, N. P. and B. A. Parker. Genetic evaluation of Philippine carabao (PC), murrah buffalo (MB)<br />
and the PC X Murrah and PC X Nili-Ravi hybrids................................................................<br />
Songsri, S. and D. A. Ramirez. The cytology of swamp and river types of water buffaloes and their<br />
hybrids..........................................................................................................................<br />
Suba, M. S., et al. Wither height, body length, and heart girth development of Philippine carabao and its<br />
F 1 crosses under ranch conditions.......................................................................................<br />
IV - REPRODUCTION (Dr. Annabelle S. Sarabia)<br />
Alejandrino, A., et al. Radioimmunoassay of LH in the carabao......................................................<br />
Aquino, E. J., et al. Effect of time of GNRH administration on ovulation response and corpus luteum<br />
function in postpartum buffalo cows treated with PGF 2 alpha for synchronization.........................<br />
Bondoc, O. L. and B. A. Parker. The characteristics of os uteri in relation to the detection of estrus in the<br />
Philippine carabao............................................................................................................<br />
Capitan, S. S., et al. Fertility following clitoral stimulation of heat synchronized carabaos....................<br />
Capitan, S. S., et al. The use of Norgestomet, PMSG, PGF 2 Alpha and GNRH in improving conception<br />
rates among synchronized carabaos...................................................................................<br />
Ching, F. A., M. B. Ocampo and L. C. Ocampo. Comparative study on the ability of maturation media<br />
to support nuclear maturation of swamp buffalo oocyte in vitro.................................................<br />
Chua, L. N., et al. Blood plasma progesterone in normally estrous cycling and anestrous Philippine<br />
carabao heifers................................................................................................................<br />
Corcoro, S. H. Gross pathological disorders of the internal reproductive organs of slaughtered Philippine<br />
buffalo-cows (Bubalus bubaline) in relation to infertility problems...............................................<br />
Cruz, L. C., et al. Ovarian responses and pregnancy rate of carabaos treated with PGF 2 alpha followed<br />
by GNRH at predetermined time........................................................................................<br />
Cruz, L. C., et al. Ovarian follicular dynamics and responses to superovulatory treatments in water<br />
buffaloes.........................................................................................................................<br />
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