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The origin and distribution of the obturator nerves at both sides were studied in 33 newborns goats of the Saanen breed, 22 males and 11 females. These specimens were collected after natural death and submitted to fixation in a 10% formaldehyde solution. In males the obturator nerves arose from the ventral branch of the fifth and sixth lumbar spinal nerves in 13 animals (59.09%), in two (9.09%) arose from the ventral branch of the fifth lumbar spinal nerves, in two (9.09%) arose from the ventral branch of the sixth lumbar spinal nerves, in three (13.64%) arose from the ventral branch of the fourth and fifth lumbar spinal nerves and in one (4.55%) arose from the ventral branch of the sixth lumbar spinal nerves and the ventral branch of the first sacral spinal nerves. In females, the obturator nerves arose from the ventral branch of the fifth and sixth lumbar spinal nerves in five animals (45.45%), in one (9.09%) arose from the ventral branch of the sixth lumbar spinal nerves, in four (36.36%) arose from the ventral branch of the fourth and fifth lumbar spinal nerves and in one arose from the ventral branch of the fourth, fifth and sixth lumbar spinal nerves. There was involvement of the femoral and sciatic nerves in the formation of the obturator nerve. In all animals, the right and left obturator nerves were distributed in differents branches to the adductor, pectinius, gracil, internal and external obturator muscles. There were no significant differences among the frequencies of origin (p=0.49) and muscular branches (p=0.33) of the obturator nerves in both sexes and antimeres.

Origem e distribuição antimérica dos nervos obturatórios em caprinos neonatos da raça Saanen