Similarity in ejaculate-endocrine characteristics in captive versus free-ranging cheetahs of two subspecies.

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Published in Biol Reprod on March 01, 1987

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D E Wildt, S J O'Brien, J G Howard, T M Caro, M E Roelke, J L Brown, M Bush

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