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PubMed ID:: 11100713

DOI:: 10.1038/35044191

ScienceOpen disciplines: Chemistry

Keywords: Aging,physiology,Animals,Elephants,Male,Perissodactyla,Sexual Behavior, Animal,Testosterone,blood

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Keywords: Aging, physiology, Animals, Elephants, Male, Perissodactyla, Sexual Behavior, Animal, Testosterone, blood

Older bull elephants control young males.

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