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Description: Reproductive hormones review, dystocia, bovine breeding soundness exam, bull infertility, penile prolapse, broken penises
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Author: OSUvet2013
Created: 2011-10-24

Description: Chapter 20, Test 9
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Author: cosmiclove899
Created: 2011-08-31

Description: Physio Final Exam 2011
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Author: carynayarzagoitia4219
Created: 2011-04-06

Description: Flashcards for psyc 200 Lifespan Psychology fall 2009
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Author: juana.sherman9
Created: 2009-11-14

Description: Describe the mechanisms through which progesterone acts as a bone formation stimulating (anabolic)hormone for women and testosterone as anabolic for men.
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Author: NMP2011
Created: 2008-10-26

Description: Testosterone Agents
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Author: scylau9
Created: 2008-09-14

Description: flashcards on the 2 lectures we've had since test 5
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Author: emcushing11
Created: 2008-04-30

Description: drugs for reproductive d/o
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Author: swoosh
Created: 2008-02-20

Description: Flashcards for the lecture on Testicular Cancer
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Author: dlinnea13
Created: 2007-05-06