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Postnatal testicular development in mouse species with different levels of sperm competition

21 Dec 2011

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Postcopulatory sexual selection leads to an increase in sperm numbers which is partly the result of an increase in relative testes mass and could also be the consequence of changes in testis architecture or function. Very little is known regarding developmental changes during the first spermatogenic wave that may lead to enhanced spermatogenic efficiency and increased sperm production. We examined testicular...

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PMID: 22187670
DOI: 10.1530/rep-11-0245

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