Birth control in humans and animals

Subject: Biology

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: b2323
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At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– explain how hormones regulate female fertility
– describe the oestrous cycle in farm animals
– list the methods for increasing the reproductive capacity of farm animals
– describe the influence of bovine somatotropin on the lactation of farm animals.

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Natural and artific... Slideshow Hormones in the men... Illustration The methods of cont... Whiteboard exercise The action of contr... Whiteboard exercise How hormonal contra... Animation The mechanism of ho... Whiteboard exercise Action of sex hormones Whiteboard exercise Contraceptive pills Slideshow Hormonal contracept... Whiteboard exercise The hormonal contra... Illustration "Courting" cats Animation Hormonal regulation... Chart Hormonal regulation... Whiteboard exercise Oestrus in farm ani... Illustration Oestrus synchronisa... Slideshow Embryo transfer Slideshow Regulation of repro... Whiteboard exercise Increasing the milk... Slideshow

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Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Biology

Reproduction

56. Birth control in humans and animals

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Keywords

animals, uterus, diaphragm, sperm cell, FSH, LH, ovulation, menstrual cycle, oestrogen, progesterone, ovarian follicle, contraception, birth, oestrus, super-ovulation, artificial insemination, Billings method, rhythm method, temperature method, condom, spermicide, hormone pill, hormone plaster, intrauterine device, IUD, implantation of embryo, Billings ovulation method, hormonal contraceptives, control, humans, Birth control in humans and animals

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