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At the time of childbirth (delivery), the uterine muscle contract strongly and rhythmically to move the baby through the cervix and vagina is known as labor. This process is controlled by the hormone. The hormone oxytocin (a pituitary hormone) plays an essential role in uterine muscle contraction.
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Biology: Science For Life With Physiology Plus Mastering Biology With Pearson Etext -- Access Card Package (6th Edition) (what's New In Biology)
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