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Circannual Testis Changes in Seasonally Breeding Mammals

1 Jan 2015

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In the non-equatorial zones of the Earth, species concentrate their reproductive effort in the more favorable season. A consequence of seasonal breeding is seasonal testis regression, which implies the depletion of the germinative epithelium, permeation of the blood-testis barrier, and reduced androgenic function. This process has been studied in a number of vertebrates, but the mechanisms controlling it are not...

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PMID: 26375035
DOI: 10.1159/000439039

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