In female mammals, reproductive cycles regulate fertility and hormone fluctuations. Humans and some primates experience a menstrual cycle, which includes shedding of the uterine lining if fertilization doesn’t occur. Other mammals undergo an oestrus cycle, where they become fertile only during specific periods. Hormones like estrogen, progesterone, FSH, and LH control these cycles, influencing ovulation and reproductive readiness.
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Welcome! I am Avinto, your guide in animal reproduction. Today, we explore the menstrual and oestrus cycles, which regulate fertility in mammals. Ever wondered why humans menstruate while some animals don’t? We will break down hormonal control, key differences, and reproductive strategies in different species. Let’s begin!
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