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FIGURE 36.1. The multiple steps involved in reproductive development and function in both males and females are shown schematically to illustrate the complexity of reproduction in mammalian species and to demonstrate the various stages in the reproductive process which can be targeted for toxic insult. This figure was adapted, with permission, from Ellington, J.E., Wilker, C.E. (2006). Small Animal Toxicology, 2nd edition (M.E. Peterson, P.A. Talcott, eds). Elsevier Saunders, St Louis (modifications and artwork courtesy of Don Connor). 

Cover image Adapted from artwork provided courtesy of Professor Ahmed ZewaiVs group at Caltech. 

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The creation of this cover design has gone through many versions of artwork by Elise Weinger. The cover design was adapted from the Tai CM symbol. It is not our intention to advocate or to discredit Taoism. Similarities are drawn between Yin-Yang and the polarity in electrochemical conversion. Dynamic interactions of polarity and ions leads to devices and applications. Connotations of recycle, regeneration, conversion, and harmony build the vision of sustainability. 

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