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14.  Mammal’s reproductive rule dominates in the first stage of reproduction.

Mammals, such as elephants, lions, tigers, horses, cows, goats and other primate, they evolved so many years without ending up in extinction due to a short-term singer gender births. Same rule dominated in them as in humans. If in one region, due to certain reasons,-----for example: changes in water or soil, quantity of food or nutrition or acid changes, or weather changes----animals only give birth to a single gender, the species extinction would come. But in practice, this has never happened; they have same gender balancing and alteration, though people rarely think about it. But mammals didn’t expand brain volume during evolution for IQ promotion and balancing for the sake of surviving competiveness.

In 1984, Clutton-Brok, T.H found this phenomenon in wild red deer: if female deer ranked higher in the group, the offspring contained more male deer, if female deer ranked lower, the offspring contained more female deer, to accommodate to the lower rank. If the male dear was strong, then more often a female little deer would come out.

The above mentioned superficial phenomenon should be analyzed deeply by scientific researchers. It resembles the human basic reproductive rules in the first stage of reproduction. Our analysis is like this: being the head female red deer, generally, the male deer does not dare to pursue her, it is always the female leader who pursues a male deer. This male deer flatters and performs sex with an attitude of coordination, so the female deer conceives more often a male deer, because the proactive role is the female deer. If the female deer ranks lower, any male deer can mate with her in sexual desire, and she could not resist, then she would more often conceive a female deer, because the proactive role is the male deer; if the male deer is strong, his pursuing female deer actively will make his mate conceive a female deer. Afterward, this strong male deer may become fatigue and the female deer takes over the proactive role in sex, she would conceive more male deer. This explains the third point above mentioned. The proactive and passive roles in sex are similar with human beings, and this is the basic rule for reproduction and gender balancing. This mammal reproductive rule applies to the animals with only the first baby.