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Failure of Inbreeding to Influence Pineal-Induced Gonadal Regression in Short Day Exposed Hamsters1
R. J. Reiter
, V. Golovko
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Immunology and Microbiology
Hamster
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Testosterone Blood Level
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Animal
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Light
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Inbreeding
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Domestic Animal
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Time
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Syrian Hamster
25%
Testis
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Aptitude
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Accessory Sex Organ
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Medicine and Dentistry
Melatonin
75%
Testosterone
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Plasma
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Degeneration
50%
Inbreeding
50%
Testes
25%
Accessory Sex Organ
25%
Aptitude
25%
Male
25%
Female
25%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Hamster
100%
Melatonin
75%
Reproductive Organ
50%
Inbreeding
50%
Domestic Animal
50%
Animals
50%
Women
25%
Males
25%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Melatonin
75%
Testosterone
75%
Pineal Gland
25%
Neuroscience
Melatonin
75%
Pineal Gland
50%