2016
DOI: 10.1590/1983-21252016v29n122rc
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Evolution of Morphometric Measures in the Mangalarga Marchador Breed

Abstract: -The Mangalarga Marchador breed accounts for the largest horse herd in Brazil and has been experiencing national and international expansion. Nevertheless, there is little scientific production on the evolution of this breed and there are no studies on the morphometric transformations that took place during its formation. In this context, the present study aimed to assess the evolution in morphometric measures of the Mangalarga Marchador breed between 1970 and 2010. The research used information archived at th… Show more

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“…Ainda se comparando os resultados encontrados por Santiago et al (2016) com os do presente estudo, observa-se que a altura na cernelha na idade adulta para fêmeas (Tab. 2) continua com uma tendência de crescimento, ao passo que, para os machos, as estimativas para a altura na cernelha permanecem constantes, semelhantes aos valores observados por esses autores.…”
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“…Ainda se comparando os resultados encontrados por Santiago et al (2016) com os do presente estudo, observa-se que a altura na cernelha na idade adulta para fêmeas (Tab. 2) continua com uma tendência de crescimento, ao passo que, para os machos, as estimativas para a altura na cernelha permanecem constantes, semelhantes aos valores observados por esses autores.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…In animal sciences, "physical compensations" are qualities in regions close to the technical defect that compensate or minimize the effects of such defects on animal function (McManus et al, 2005;Santiago et al, 2016). Thus, horses with flaws in some regions of the body may be penalized in the morphological judgment and, due to physical compensations that neutralize these defects, perform well in marcha judgments, which hampers correlating the results of the two judgments.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The morphometric variables determined were: height at the withers, measured from the highest point of the interscapular region, located in the space defined by the T5 and T6 spinal processes, to the ground; body length, distance between the cranial portion of the major humerus tubercle and the caudal portion of the ischial tuberosity; thoracic perimeter, circumference measured just after the end of the withers, between the T8 and T9 spinal processes, passing through the intercostal space of the eighth and ninth vertebrae until the joint between the last rib and the xiphoid process; and cannon perimeter, circumference measured in the median region of the left shin, formed by the metacarpal bones II, III, and IV. A single examiner performed all measurements on the left side of the animal in stance position, i.e., four limbs supported and head in normal position, according to Cabral et al (2004) and Santiago et al (2016). The used tools included a height rod for measurement of height and length, and two 2-m measuring tapes, with 0.1 and 0.01 cm precision to measure the thoracic and cannon perimeters, respectively.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In these models, animal growth is typically determined by morphometric measurements (Lawrence & Fowler, 2002;Cabral et al, 2004;Santos et al, 2007;Rezende et al, 2016), including height at the withers, body length, and thoracic and cannon perimeters. These variables are usually studied because they reflect bone length and diameter, being related to the skeletal bone quality and the cardiorespiratory and workload capacity of horses during training exercises (Berbari Neto, 2009).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%