Which of the following is not a sign of animal approaching parturition?

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Agricultural Science - 1991 (Objective) Subject: Agricultural Science

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Which of the following is not a sign of animal approaching parturition?
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The option that is not a sign of animal approaching parturition is "drop in milk production". The other options are signs of an animal that is about to give birth. Soft, pliable and swollen vulva, relaxed cervix, full mammary gland, and relaxed pelvic ligaments are all signs that indicate the animal is getting ready for parturition. However, a drop in milk production may indicate that the animal has already given birth or that there is a problem with lactation, but it is not a reliable sign of approaching parturition.
Read lesson note on Reproduction In Farm Animals (JAMB)
Read lesson note on Anatomy And Physiology Of Farm Animals (WAEC)
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