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ct-9907	Sladky, Kurt K. 	Reproductive challenges in small mammals 	2018	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4875	285	42	Uterine tumors are the most common reproductive tract neoplasms of older, intact female rabbits and the incidence increases dramatically with age.1,2 Depending on the publication, greater than 75% of intact female rabbits will develop uterine tumors by 6-7 years of age.1 Uterine adenocarcinoma is the most common of the uterine neoplasms. Uterine tumors are common in female rodents with malignancy diagnosed most frequently in hamsters and gerbils, and benign uterine tumors more common in rats.5,6 Benign endometrial stromal tumors are most common in older female rats, with sarcomas most common in mice, and adenocarcinomas in hamsters and gerbils.	cache/ct-9907.pdf	txt/ct-9907.txt