The Establishment of a Uniform Labor Law Within the OHADA Framework

    January 2009
    Marie-José De Dravo-Zinzindohoue
    TLDR The lemur's health and behavior improved after surgery to remove a testicular tumor.
    A 14.5-year-old male black-and-white ruffed lemur presented with an enlarged left testicle and poor coat quality, including alopecia. After a unilateral orchiectomy, which revealed an interstitial cell tumor, the lemur's coat quality improved significantly, and its behavior shifted from aggressive to submissive, eventually returning to normal. Follow-up examinations showed no metastasis or neoplasia in the remaining testicle, and hormone levels were normal. At 19 months post-surgery, the lemur's coat was nearly normal, and it maintained its social status without abnormal aggression.
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