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Kafaru
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Posted: Jul 1 2014, 07:46 AM |
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rhino can calves in their late 30's and even early 40's. I think their teeth may wear out before their ovaries run out of eggs - loss of physical condition is usually a main reason for declining fertility in older rhino, not menopause as such. But perhaps search for works of fertility specialists like Thomas Hildebrandt (initials T. for more details
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