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ArticleThe role of androgen receptors in regulating territorial aggression in male song sparrows

Todd S. Sperry2009

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The role of androgen receptors in regulating territorial aggression in male song sparrows

Todd S. Sperry · Douglas W. Wacker · John C. Wingfield

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1994Measuring Behaviour. An Introductory Guide 2009Hormones, Brain and Behavior 1994An Introduction to Behavioral Endocrinology 2005Biology of Aggression 2000Oestrogen regulates male aggression in the non–breeding season 2000Acute and chronic effects of an aromatase inhibitor on territorial aggression in breeding and nonbreeding male song sparrows 2002Genotype/Age Interactions on Aggressive Behavior in Gonadally Intact Estrogen Receptor β Knockout (βERKO) Male Mice 1989Aromatase Activity in Quail Brain: Correlation with Aggressiveness*

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Year2009

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Published2009-10-01

VenueHormones and Behavior

ISSN-L0018-506X

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Citations62

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