1927
DOI: 10.1007/bf01723219
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Über hormonale Sterilisierung weiblicher Tiere

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“…The writings of Heape on Seninopithecus (284) and Macacus rhesus in. Van Herwerden (297) on Cercocehus} and of Hitschmann and Adler (307), Webster (632), Corner (125,126), and Shaw (259) on the human should be consulted for details and references. The uterine cycles in monkeys and women appear to be identical in all essential features, and Milnes Marshall's (456) original division of the phases in the human, identical witĥ More probably Macacus cynomologos.…”
Section: {G) Primatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The writings of Heape on Seninopithecus (284) and Macacus rhesus in. Van Herwerden (297) on Cercocehus} and of Hitschmann and Adler (307), Webster (632), Corner (125,126), and Shaw (259) on the human should be consulted for details and references. The uterine cycles in monkeys and women appear to be identical in all essential features, and Milnes Marshall's (456) original division of the phases in the human, identical witĥ More probably Macacus cynomologos.…”
Section: {G) Primatesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The writings of Heape on Seninopithecus (284) and Macacus rhesus in. (285), of Corner (123) and Allen (12, 14, 15, i6j on Macacus, of Van Herwerden (297) on Cercocehus} and of Hitschmann and Adler (307), Webster (632), Corner (125,126), and Shaw (259) on the human should be consulted for details and references. The uterine cycles in monkeys and women appear to be identical in all essential features, and Milnes Marshall's (456) original division of the phases in the human, identical witĥ More probably Macacus cynomologos.…”
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“…Clearly no physiological action comparable with the normal activity of the corpus luteum can have caused such a prolonged inhibitory effect. Haberlandt (259), however, has more recently described oestrus-inhibiting effects from the inj-ection of extracts of both ovary and placenta. In the rabbit, the inhibition and recovery is described by him as consisting of three stages; (a) complete inhibition of both ovulation and mating instincts, (b) inhibition of ovulation, though copulation will take place, (r) restoration of full ovulation and mating instinct.…”
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