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Handshaking and Hand-Smelling: On the Potential Role of Handshake Greeting in Human Olfactory Communnt social decisions. A recent study claimed that human handshake greetings have a similar role, suggesting that people often smell their hands after a handshake. Here we describe two studies that aimed to further test this idea. We observed differences in face-touching frequency following a handshak

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Early Olfactory Learning in Mammals: A Case of Imprinting? learning is usually investigated within the theoretical framework of olfactory imprinting, which assumes that early olfactory preferences are acquired upon a short exposure and with no need for further reinforcement. It is also expected that such preferences are resistant to change. Olfactory impri

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b13811524 h, 7 days and 30 days later. Mice (C57BL/6J × SJL/J and C57BL/6J) given the 1-day training showed a conditioned odour preference on 24 h, and 7-day memory tests with no sex differences. After 30 days the odour preference was not significant. Mice (C57BL/6J) given four CS+ and four CS− trials show

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Keine Regel ohne Ausnahmen: Exceptionssignatures are rare. Moreover, none of the investigated parameters was characterised by only one compound, supporting the notion that they are encoded in chemical signatures being built of multiple compounds. Based on the overview of available insights into avian chemical signatures, we finally deli

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Und die Moral von der Geschicht?,O are involved in male chemosignal detection by females during the breeding season, and (2) VSNs and OSNs from ovulatory goats are activated by male olfactory information, independently of male sexual activity. The development of this approach will be of high interest in the search for potential che