Compare And Contrast The Testosterone Levels Of Buffalo Bulls

The testosterone (T) levels of buffalo bulls were moderately low from 5 to 21 months of age, and afterward demonstrate rise significantly from 21 to 26 months or therefore for one year, showing the degree of functional differentiation of the testis during this period (Ahmed et al., 1984). The testosterone concentration at 25 and 38 months of age were significantly different from each other and were also significantly different from the testosterone levels measured at 5 to 21 months (Ahmed et al., 1984). There were no differences in mean plasma T values measured in bulls at 5, 15, 17 and 21 months of age (Ahmed et al., 1984). Testosterone concentrations were very low in buffalo bull calves at birth and remained low up to 8 months of age (Hemeida