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A group of dung beetle species that sprout horns like tiny elk, rhinos, or sci-fi invaders often face trade-otis between horn and testes sizes, say researchers. Horns vs. sperm: male beetles on tight equipment budget by Milius, S. / Science News Among other sites from which neoplasms metastatic to the sinonasal area originate are the kidneys, lungs, breasts, testes, uterus, thyroid, adrenal glands, skin, and pancreas. Sinonasal intestinal-type adenocarcinoma by Rojas, Rafael / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal In summary, although we accept that there may be differences between the two types of pasture that may have contributed in some way to the present studies--for which we have been unable to control--we believe that our study achieved its primary goal: We established that exposure of pregnant ewes to a complex cocktail of environmental chemicals (those present in treated sewage sludge) could selectively affect development of the testes of male fetuses. Sheep reared on sewage sludge-treated pasture: sharpe responds by Sharpe, Richard / Environmental Health Perspectives More results

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A group of dung beetle species that sprout horns like tiny elk, rhinos, or sci-fi invaders often face trade-otis between horn and testes sizes, say researchers.

Horns vs. sperm: male beetles on tight equipment budget by Milius, S. / Science News

Among other sites from which neoplasms metastatic to the sinonasal area originate are the kidneys, lungs, breasts, testes, uterus, thyroid, adrenal glands, skin, and pancreas.

Sinonasal intestinal-type adenocarcinoma by Rojas, Rafael / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

In summary, although we accept that there may be differences between the two types of pasture that may have contributed in some way to the present studies--for which we have been unable to control--we believe that our study achieved its primary goal: We established that exposure of pregnant ewes to a complex cocktail of environmental chemicals (those present in treated sewage sludge) could selectively affect development of the testes of male fetuses.

Sheep reared on sewage sludge-treated pasture: sharpe responds by Sharpe, Richard / Environmental Health Perspectives

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