Care of young under communal conditions in the mouse (MUS MUSCULUS)

Ronald J. Gandelman · Richard E. Paschke · MEYER X. ZARROW · Victor H. Denenberg

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Abstract Lactating mice and their young were housed with either virgin female or male mice. Virgin females cared for the young as much as did the lactating animals and in one instance were actually seen to aid in their delivery. Males displayed little caretaking behavior in the communal situation but exhibited a full range of such behavior when housed individually with young.

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1964Changes in responsiveness to young in the adult mouse: The effect of external stimuli.1970Maternal behavior: Differences between mother and virgin mice as a function of the testing procedure

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