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2018, General and Comparative EndocrinologyCitation Excerpt :The 75% live birth rate and 11% abortion rate reported in this foundational dataset are considered in line with that reported for domesticated species and wild animal populations. For example, abortion rates of 8–12% have been reported for cattle and horses, and an 11% abortion rate has been described for managed populations of bottlenose dolphins (Forar et al., 1995, O’Brien and Robeck, 2012). A similar rate of stillbirth (defined as term calves born dead or that died within less than 24 h of birth) at ∼6% in our study was reported for bottlenose dolphins (5%; Sweeney et al., 2010).
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