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Ovary Ovarian Follicle Testis Pituitary Gland Spermatozoa Granulosa Cells Leydig Cells Corpus Luteum Gonadotrophs Semen Pituitary Gland, Anterior Oocytes Theca Cells Gonads Follicular Fluid Hypothalamus Uterus

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Cattle Sheep Horses

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Infertility Infertility, Female Infertility, Male Hypogonadism Choriocarcinoma Trophoblastic Neoplasms Pregnancy, Ectopic Anovulation Puberty, Precocious Primary Ovarian Insufficiency

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Fertility Preservation Insemination, Artificial Ovulation Induction Birth Rate Fertilization in Vitro Sperm Count Sperm Motility Superovulation Reproductive Techniques, Assisted Cryopreservation Pregnancy Rate Ovariectomy Pregnancy Tests Semen Preservation Radioimmunoassay Castration Contraception, Immunologic Organ Size Estrus Synchronization Oocyte Retrieval Semen Analysis Embryo Transfer Pregnancy Outcome

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Reproductive Behavior

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Fertility Ovulation Pregnancy Reproduction Insemination, Artificial Spermatogenesis Sexual Maturation Sperm Count Estrus Sperm Motility Superovulation Reproductive Behavior Pregnancy Rate Estrous Cycle Follicular Phase Proestrus Litter Size Fertilization Plant Infertility Anovulation Organ Size Estrus Synchronization Time Factors Pregnancy Outcome

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Birth Rate Pregnancy Rate

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Birth Rate Pregnancy Rate Family Planning Services

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