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  • 21. Auditory and hormonal stimulation interact to produce neural growth in adult canaries.
    Bottjer SW, Schoonmaker JN, Arnold AP.
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  • 24. Seasonal plasticity in the song control system: multiple brain sites of steroid hormone action and the importance of variation in song behavior.
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  • 28. The canary androgen receptor mRNA is localized in the song control nuclei of the brain and is rapidly regulated by testosterone.
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  • 29. Ontogenetic changes in the pattern of androgen accumulation in song-control nuclei of male zebra finches.
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  • 38. Seasonal changes in the size of the avian song control nucleus HVC defined by multiple histological markers.
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