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James R. Roney2017

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Ovarian hormone fluctuations predict within-cycle shifts in women's food intake

James R. Roney · Zachary L. Simmons

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Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior Hypothalamic control of reproductive hormones Regulation of Appetite and Obesity

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Year2017

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Published2017-02-20

VenueHormones and Behavior

ISSN-L0018-506X

Languageen

Citations107

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