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Depicts the variation through the menstrual cycle of the major hormones involved, basal body temperature, and relative endometrial thickness. Created using OpenOffice.org, vector graphic file available at Image:MenstrualCycle2.sxd |
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20 May 2007 |
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Derived from Image:MenstrualCycle.png, an image made by the user Chris 73 |
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Lyrl |
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