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Oestrus and Ovarian Morphology in Gilts following Treatment with Orally Effective Steroids

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THIS communication describes an experiment carried out to evaluate the effect of two combinations of progestin and oestrogen treatments on oestrus and ovarian morphology in gilts.

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RAY, D., SEERLEY, R. Oestrus and Ovarian Morphology in Gilts following Treatment with Orally Effective Steroids. Nature 211, 1102–1103 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/2111102a0

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