Assessing the impact of different environmental factors on animal reproductive hormones

Thesis Abstract

The reproductive success of animals is influenced by various environmental factors, including temperature, photoperiod, nutrition, and social interactions. This project aims to assess the impact of these environmental factors on animal reproductive hormones. By examining the hormonal profiles of animals under different environmental conditions, we can gain insights into the mechanisms underlying reproductive regulation and identify potential strategies for optimizing reproductive performance in various species. The study will involve collecting hormone samples from animals exposed to different environmental conditions and analyzing them using hormone assays. The findings will contribute to our understanding of the complex interactions between the environment and reproductive physiology in animals.