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Recent research indicates that the traditional view that female mammals are born with a finite number of eggs may not be accurate. This finding could have implications for understanding female reproductive biology.
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Recent research indicates that the traditional view that female mammals are born with a finite number of eggs may not be accurate. This finding could have implications for understanding female reproductive biology.
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The biological dogma that women don’t make new eggs after birth may be wrong
Research Challenges Longheld Belief About Egg Production in Female Mammals