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This is a coordinated summary consisting chiefly of laboratory studies on the biologic actions of the sex hormones in mammals. The treatise represents an exhaustive study thoroughly documented from the literature and from the author's experience of the effects of the gonadotropins, androgens and estrogens on living tissue and on the structure, function and behavior of the entire organism. As such, the book is chiefly of value to those conducting animal experimentation in this field or who require a source book.
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