Paper - The corpus luteum in the ovary of the chicken (1918)

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Pearl R. and Boring AM. Sex studies. X. The corpus luteum in the ovary of the chicken. (1918) Amer. J Anat. 23: 1-35.

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This historic 1918 paper by Pearl and Boring describes the corpus luteum in the ovary of the chicken.




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Sex studies. X. The Corpus Luteum in the Ovary of the Chicken