Survival prospects of newborn is dependent on the levels of a key hormone in the blood, suggests a study of wild deer. First-born male deer that have relatively high levels of the male hormone testosterone are less likely to survive their first year compared with their peers, the research shows. Scientists say their findings suggest that high testosterone levels represent a risk to newborns which, when coupled with a new mother's inexperience, lowers ...
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