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This study aimed to evaluate the parameters of thermal regulation and environmental variables of Santa Ines sheep and Morada Nova during the morning and afternoon during the dry and rainy, and show the influence of climate on the mechanisms of heat exchange sheep. The research was conducted on campus Teacher Cinobelina Elvas Federal University of Piauí (UFPI). We used five sheep Santa Ines and Morada Nova five in order to measure the rectal temperature (RT), respiratory rate (RR) and sweating rate (SR). The animals were measured in two rounds at 9 am and 15 pm, during the dry season (August to November) and rainy season (January to May). In the same time the environment was monitored for temperature (TA) and humidity (AU) and index and the Globe and Humidity Temperature (BGT). AU, TA and BGT obtained difference (P<0.05) for the periods of significance, but the AU and the BGT did not differ (P<0.05) shifts in the collection. There was no significant effect (P<0.05) for RF and TS between shifts and periods of LUZ, C.S.M. et al. Parâmetros termorreguladores e variáveis ambientais de ovinos em diferentes épocas do ano no sul do estado do Piauí. PUBVET, Londrina, V. 6, N. 35, Ed. 222, Art. 1474, 2012. collection. As for the TR differed (P<0.05) and shift periods, where the dry season reached (39.40 pa) and was in the rainy (ab 38.91) respectively for the afternoon shift. It was found that sheep in this study proved to be adapted in relation to climate change of period, however, had higher body heat and evaporative heat loss in the later rounds.

Parâmetros termorreguladores e variáveis ambientais de ovinos em diferentes épocas do ano no sul do Estado do Piauí