Die Mäuse wurden kontinuierlich vom Beginn ihrer Empfängnis für zwei Generationen bei Magnetfeldern, die zwischen 0,5 und 77 µT variierten, exponiert oder schein-exponiert. Zwei Generationen Mäuse wurden genutzt und jede Generation bestand auf zehn Paaren (beide Gruppen). Jedem Paar wurden acht Würfe erlaubt. Am Ende von drei Monaten wurden die Spermien-Zählungen mit den männlichen Nachkommen durchgeführt, die aus den Würfen ausgewählt wurden, die im Feld empfangen und geboren wurden (jede Gruppe n=8).
two sets of four square coils perpendicular to each other; mice kept in 33 cm x 13 cm x 15 cm Perspex cages with cork flakes as bedding; field uniformity 0.2 % in the center of the coil system
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