Titlebook: Reproductive Behavior; William Montagna,William A. Sadler Book 1974 Plenum Press, New York 1974 animals.biology.development.evolution.mamm

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Relationships between Scent Marking by Male Mice and the Pheromone-Induced Secretion of the Gonadotre Bronson (1968, 1971, 1974), Bruce (1966, 1967, 1970), Cheal and Sprott (1971), Eisenberg and Kleiman (1974), Gleason and Reynierse (1969), Mykytowycz (1970), Ralls (1971), Schultz and Tapp (1974), Whitten (1966), and Whitten and Bronson (1970).

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Book 1974e array of hormonal, neural, psychological, and social variables that control and insure the successful repro­ duction of the human species remains even now in Victorian ignor­ ance. But with the recent rash of books and scientific treatises on the subject, some progress has been made in elucidating

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Neural Control of Gonadotropin Secretionor ultimately results from the release of sex hormones, which is, in turn, induced by the previous release of gonadotropins. Furthermore, there is a close temporal relationship. For example, in the rat, the preovulatory discharge of gonadotropins occurs approximately two hours before the onset of se

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Relationship between the Central Regulation of Gonadotropins and Mating Behavior in Female Ratsces produced by the hypothalamus, the gonads, and the pituitary gland which are involved in the control of reproductive activities. The causal relationship in the female rat between the discharge of pituitary gonadotropins, the release of ovarian hormones, and the subsequent onset of sexual receptiv

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Neural and Hormonal Interactions in the Reproductive Behavior of Female Ratstimulation of the flank region. It is normally elicited by the rapid pelvic thrusting movements of the male. After the male dismounts, the female maintains the lordosis posture longer if an intromission occurred than if one did not (Kuehn and Beach, 1963; Diakow, 1974). This finding suggests that st

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Effects of Progesterone on Female Reproductive Behavior in Rats: Possible Modes of Action and Role iirected at explaining the effects of estrogen on female reproductive behavior. For instance, the neuroanatomy of estradiol-binding cells in the central nervous system of the female rat has been clarified (Pfaff and Keiner, 1973):and the effects of estrogen on peripheral sensory nerve input have been