This book investigates the scientific principles and methods behind the artificial control of reproduction in mammals. It draws upon research in reproductive biology, endocrinology, and genetics to explore techniques that can influence or direct reproductive processes. The work aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the state of knowledge and potential applications in this field.

This work is likely regarded as a foundational text for researchers and students in reproductive biology and veterinary science. Its focus on the scientific underpinnings of artificial control suggests a detailed and technical approach, appealing to those with a strong background in the subject matter. The publication date indicates it provides historical context for current practices in the field.