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R.E. Wilde

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

Also Known As

R E Wilde, R. E. Wilde, R.E. Wilde, Randal E. Wilde

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Publications

580

Citations

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All Affiliations

Agriculture and Agri-Food CanadaUniversity of SaskatchewanLethbridge Research and Development CentreUniversity of Calgary
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About

R.E. Wilde is an author at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada specializing in reproductive biology, public health, and animal science.

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Public Health

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Medicine

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Endocrinology

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Nutrition

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Education

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11

Publications

580

Citations

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YearCitations

Testicular ultrasonogram pixel intensity during sexual development and its relationship with semen quality, sperm production, and quantitative testicular histology in beef bulls

Leonardo F.C. Brito, A.D. Barth, R.E. Wilde,

Theriogenology

2012

86

Effect of nutrition during calfhood and peripubertal period on serum metabolic hormones, gonadotropins and testosterone concentrations, and on sexual development in bulls

Leonardo F.C. Brito, A.D. Barth, Norm C. Rawlings,

Domestic Animal Endocrinology

2006

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Effect of feed restriction during calfhood on serum concentrations of metabolic hormones, gonadotropins, testosterone, and on sexual development in bulls

Leonardo F.C. Brito, A.D. Barth, N. C. Rawlings,

Reproduction

2007

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Effect of improved nutrition during calfhood on serum metabolic hormones, gonadotropins, and testosterone concentrations, and on testicular development in bulls

Leonardo F.C. Brito, A.D. Barth, Norm C. Rawlings,

Domestic Animal Endocrinology

2006

66

Effect of growth rate from 6 to 16 months of age on sexual development and reproductive function in beef bulls

Leonardo F.C. Brito, A.D. Barth, R.E. Wilde,

Theriogenology

2012

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Resynchronization of previously timed-inseminated beef heifers with progestins

M.G. Colazo, John P. Kastelic, R. C. M. Jaime,

Theriogenology

2005

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Hyperthermia and not hypoxia may reduce sperm motility and morphology following testicular hyperthermia

John P. Kastelic, R.E. Wilde, Guilherme Rizzoto,

Veterinární Medicína

2017

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Hyperthermia is more important than hypoxia as a cause of disrupted spermatogenesis and abnormal sperm

John P. Kastelic, R.E. Wilde, Alejandro Bielli,

Theriogenology

2019

38

Testicular vascular cone development and its association with scrotal temperature, semen quality, and sperm production in beef bulls

Leonardo F.C. Brito, A.D. Barth, R.E. Wilde,

Animal Reproduction Science

2012

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Effect of rest stop duration during long-distance transport on welfare indicators in recently weaned beef calves1

Sònia Martí, R.E. Wilde, D. Moya,

Journal of Animal Science

2017

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