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Dev Psychobiol

Title:		Effects of cohabitation with females on aggressive behavior between male mice
Author(s):		Goyens J; Noirot E;
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Journal Title:		Dev Psychobiol
Year:		1975
Volume:		8
Issue:		1
Page Number:		79 - 84
DOI:		10.1002/dev.420080111
ISSN/ISBN:		0012-1630 (Print) 0012-1630 (Linking)
Abstract:		Individual male mice of several groups were observed during daily encounters with a male intruder. The groups differed with regard to social and sexual experience of the resident animal and of the intruder. Aggressive behavior was most intense in residents actually living with a female and least intense in sexually naive residents living alone. Residents that had only once cohabited with a female for a short time obtained intermediate scores. Experienced intruders were attacked less than naive ones
Keywords:		"*Aggression Animals *Behavior, Animal Exploratory Behavior Humans Male Mice Pheromones/pharmacology Reaction Time Sexual Behavior, Animal *Social Behavior Social Isolation Time Factors;"
Notes:		"MedlineGoyens, J Noirot, E eng 1975/01/01 Dev Psychobiol. 1975 Jan; 8(1):79-84. doi: 10.1002/dev.420080111"