Difference
Asked by | 8th Jun, 2009, 11:38: PM
In oestrous cycle, the female is fertile and sexually receptive during the estrous phase whereas in menstrual cycle, the female may be sexually receptive at any time during the cycle.
The estrous cycle allows the animals to place most of their mating energy into particular periods, and generally it is obvious to the males when females are in estrous. In contrast, the menstrual cycle of human beings, allows sexual activity at any time and without overt external signs to signal estrual receptivity
In Oestrus cycle, the interval between two successive cycles varies between a few months to over a year. In menstrual cycle, the interval between two successive cycles is about 4 weeks In oestrous cycle, no blood loss whereas blood loss occurs in case of menstrual cycle.
Answered by | 9th Jun, 2009, 09:43: PM
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