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| + | Litter sizes vary considerably between species. | ||
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| + | ==Polytocous Species== | ||
| + | Species that produce multiple offspring. | ||
| + | *Bitch | ||
| + | *Queen | ||
| + | *Sow | ||
| + | *Rabbit | ||
| + | *Ewe | ||
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| + | ==Monotocous species== | ||
| + | Those species that normally produce a single offspring. | ||
| + | *Mare | ||
| + | *Cow | ||
Revision as of 11:07, 22 July 2008
Litter sizes vary considerably between species.
Polytocous Species
Species that produce multiple offspring.
- Bitch
- Queen
- Sow
- Rabbit
- Ewe
Monotocous species
Those species that normally produce a single offspring.
- Mare
- Cow