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==Hormonal methods== | ==Hormonal methods== | ||
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Behavioral abnormalities have been noted in female elephants treated with estrogen implants(reference:Fayrer-Hosken, R. A., Grobler, D., Van Altena, J. J., Bertschinger, H. J. & Kirkpatrick, J. F. Nature 407, 149 (2000)). | |||
Behavioral abnormalities have been noted in female elephants treated with estrogen implants. | |||
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Unlike surgical desexing, contraception in animals is a reversible means of population control.
Hormonal methods
- Dogs
- Cats
- Large animals
Behavioral abnormalities have been noted in female elephants treated with estrogen implants(reference:Fayrer-Hosken, R. A., Grobler, D., Van Altena, J. J., Bertschinger, H. J. & Kirkpatrick, J. F. Nature 407, 149 (2000)).