Overabundance of sika deer and immunocontraception

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Abstract

The impact of deer overabundance is a worldwide problem. Along with habitat expansion and population increase, damage by sika deer to the forest ecosystem and agriculture has become a serious issue in Japan. Deer also transmit a number of diseases and parasites to humans and livestock. The overabundance of deer is a result of their strong fecundity, and therefore the present situation should, in theory, be tackled by experts in reproductive biology.

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Noguchi, J. (2017). Overabundance of sika deer and immunocontraception. Journal of Reproduction and Development, 63(1), 13–16. https://doi.org/10.1262/jrd.2016-132

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