Effects of secondary sexual characteristics on biological characters of seminal fluid in Mahisefid(Rutilus frisii kutum kamensky 1901)
2009
Tekeh, Sh., Student of Natural Resourse and Agricultural Sciences Gorgan University | Imanpour, M. R., A Member of Scientific Board of Gorgan University
At present study, effects of secondary sexual characteristics on biological characters of seminal fluid were investigated. In this study fishes on head tubercles divided to 3 treatments(1: less than 110, 2 : 110 -135 and 3 : more than 135). Sperm duration, spermatozoa motility(%) and K+ of seminal plasma in 3 treatments were significant(p>0.01) but other spermatological and biochemical parameters between treatments were not significant(p; 0.05). The correlation between head tubercles K+ of seminal plasma and sperm movement parameters were positive and significant (p>0.01) and with spermatocrit and sperm volume positive correlation and with pH of seminal plasma were negative correlation significant(p>0.05). Also between body tubercles with pH of seminal plasma was positive correlation significant(p>0.05). But between body tubercles with other spermatological and biochemical parameters of seminal fluid and between head tubercles with Na+, Ca2+, Mg2+, glucose, total protein and cholesterol of seminal plasma were not significant(p; 0.05). Keywords: Sexual tubercles, Biological characters of seminal fluid, Mahisefid(Rutilus frisii kutum)
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