Biology, asked by Tony4070, 1 year ago

Why do cats and dogs have oestral cycle but human beings have menstrual cycle though all are mammals?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Female mammals of reproductive age have a period-like cycle, points out BBC Discover Wildlife, but they "reabsorb the old womb-lining rather than bleed it out." This reproductive process, called estrus but more commonly referred to as being in "heat," is what a cat undergoes in a monthly cycle when she isn't spayed.

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Answered by Michael12
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Female mammals of reproductive age have a period-like cycle, points out BBC Discover Wildlife, but they "reabsorb the old womb-lining rather than bleed it out." This reproductive process, called estrus but more commonly referred to as being in "heat," is what a cat undergoes in a monthly cycle when she isn't spayed.

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