How does the menstrual cycle differ from the estrous cycle?

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The menstrual cycle differs from the estrous cycle in all of the ways listed. In the menstrual cycle, progesterone levels are elevated after ovulation, whereas in the estrous cycle progesterone levels peak before ovulation. The menstrual cycle comprises a luteal phase; a short estrous cycle does not, unless pregnancy occurs. Estradiol levels are low during menstruation, whereas in the estrous cycle they are low during diestrus.

How Does the Menstrual Cycle Differ from the Estrous Cycle