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Structure and Function of Skin Glands signals. The particular chemical signals selected for consideration here are the .. These have been defined as chemical signals secreted to the outside of the body by one individual, and received by a second individual of the same species, in which, as a result, a specific reaction occurs. This rea

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Hormonal Control of Mammalian Skin Glandsare primarily sources of odour, mammalian glands are of two kinds. Each arises in development as an outpushing from the hair follicle. In the holocrine glands, by definition, a lipid secretion is formed by complete disintegration of the cells which are replenished by cell division at the alveolar pe

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Bacteria as a Source of Chemical Signals in Mammalslitosis, or breath odor (Tonzetich et al., 1967, 1971), in man, only recently has it been suggested that microbially-derived odors might assume a chemical communicatory significance in mammals. This presents new opportunities for bacteriologists to contribute to multidisciplinary studies in mammalia

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Chemical and Behavioral Complexity in Mammalian Chemical Communication Systems: Guinea Pigs (,), Marwere worn by men in an effort to capture some of its power (Kingston, 1965). In more recent times, organic chemists and perfumers have sought to identify and employ the volatile constituents of mammalian secretions and excretions in perfumes and colognes while animal behaviorists and reproductive bi