Titlebook: Chemical Signals in Vertebrates 13; Bruce A. Schulte,Thomas E. Goodwin,Michael H. Ferk Conference proceedings 2016 Springer International

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Klassen beschreiben und benutzen,conspecifics, whereas proceptivity refers to the interest voles have in investigating opposite-sex conspecifics or their scent marks. We tested the hypothesis that the amount of phytoestrogens in the diet will induce different effects on the attractivity and proceptivity of voles by maintaining vole

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,Ausdrücke verstehen (?expression“),bital gland that affects scent marking in this species. This chapter provides a detailed account of the establishment and maintenance of the dominance hierarchy of Blackbucks and how fecal steroids and urinary and preorbital glandular pheromones may be involved.