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ArticleEffects of photoperiod and experience on aggressive behavior in female California mice

Andrea L. Silva2010

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Effects of photoperiod and experience on aggressive behavior in female California mice

Andrea L. Silva · William Fry · Colleen A. Sweeney · Brian C. Trainor

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Year2010

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Published2010-01-07

VenueBehavioural Brain Research

ISSN-L0166-4328

Languageen

Citations76

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ShelfNeuroendocrine regulation and behavior

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