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Most Rodent Pregnancies in Nature Occur as a Result of Mating

Question 14

Question 14

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Most rodent pregnancies in nature occur as a result of mating during the


A) estrous phase of recurring estrous cycles.
B) postpartum estrus.
C) winter.
D) diestrus phase.

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