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Y-sorted semen (SS) is designed for the deliberate production of genetically superior bull calves, thereby accelerating production parameters in a cattle operation. A limitation is that insemination with SS results in pregnancies ranging from 75% to 90%, that is a 5% to 10% point decrease from conventional semen (CS) in pregnancy rate per AI (PR/AI) (Maicas et al., 2019;Seidel Jr, 2014). Initially, SS was recommended for inseminating heifers after detected oestrus

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