Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov would collect semen from a stallion (male horse) when it mounted a fake mare (fake female horse). One a sample was collected, it would be diluted and stored. When needed the diluted sample would be inserted in to the genital track of a real mare.
Date: 1901
Name(s): Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov
Occupation: Biologist
Location: Russia
Name(s): Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov
Occupation: Biologist
Location: Russia
Additional Information:
- Equine Artificial Insemination – Meadows Veterinary Centre
Dr Greg Rodda has had a special interest in Equine Reproduction especially chilled and frozen insemination for over 25 years and more recently ET or Embryo Transfer. - First Wild Horse Born From Artificial Insemination Moving From the …
The first Przewalski’s (cha-VAL-skee) horse born from artificial insemination moved from the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) to the Dakota Zoo in Bismarck, N.D., today, Nov. 21. The move is based on a breeding recommendation. - First Przewalski’s Horse Born Via Artificial Insemination
The birth of a Przewalski’s horse—the first in the world to be born via artificial insemination—is giving the once decimated species new hope. - 10 Steps for Successful Artificial Insemination for Horses | TheHorse.com
Artificial insemination (AI) is today’s breeding standard for many types of horses. To find out how to make our readers’ artificial insemination programs more successful, The Horse went to two recognized experts in equine artificial insemination–both of them pioneers in their field. - Artificial Insemination and Embryo Transfer in Mares – VetFolio
Mares can be artificially inseminated with chilled or frozen semen to increase the revenue from their offspring. Embryo transfer can be used to produce more than one foal from a single mare per season.
