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Hormonal control of submissiveness in mice: Irrelevance of the androgens and relevance of the pituitary-adrenal hormones
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  • 1972Gonadal influence on agonistic behavior in the male domestic rat156 cited
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  • 1992Hormonal reactions to fighting in rat colonies: Prolactin rises during defense, not during offence79 cited
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