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ALTHOUGH there is wide interest in hormonal induction of multiple births in cattle1, it is not possible to induce two or three ovulations reliably. Further advances will require a better understanding of the patterns of hormone concentrations during follicle growth. This report describes peripheral plasma concentrations of oestrogens, progesterone and luteinizing homone (LH) during the 96 h before induced oestrus and multiple ovulations.
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HENRICKS, D., LAMOND, D. Hormonal Interrelations in Beef Cows with Induced Multiple Ovulations. Nature 235, 222–223 (1972). https://doi.org/10.1038/235222a0
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