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This Rodent Has A Menstrual Cycle Similar to a Human Female’s, Could Be Used In Studying Reproductive Disorders
Scientists discovered a rodent species with the same menstrual cycle as human females, and could be used in studying endometriosis or other related reproductive health studies.
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