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441 related items for PubMed ID: 15488550

  • 1. Evolutionary insights into the regulation of courtship behavior in male amphibians and reptiles.
    Woolley SC, Sakata JT, Crews D.
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  • 9. Hormonal regulation of brain circuits mediating male sexual behavior in birds.
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