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Effects of fetal, ovarian, and placental weight of various number of fetuses in the rat

Zambrana et al., 1971

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3047175468454523859
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Zambrana M
Greenwald G
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Biology of Reproduction

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One to eight blastocysts were transferred to pseudopregnant rats and the effects of different numbers of fetuses on various parameters was established on day 18 of pregnancy. Mean fetal weight was unaffected by the number of fetuses present but average placental weight …
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