Titlebook: Chemical Signals in Vertebrates 4; Ecology, Evolution, David Duvall,Dietland Müller-Schwarze,Robert M. Si Book 1986 Plenum Press, New York

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Release of Spawning Pheromone(s) by Naturally-Ovulated and Prostaglandin-Injected, Nonovulated Female odor signal, or pheromone, by recently ovulated females. Partridge et al. (1976) found male goldfish tested in a Y-maze preferred water in which ovulated females had been held. However, a preference was also exhibited toward food odor. When placed with ovulated and nonovulated females intact males

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The Structural and Functional Relationships Between Olfactory and Reproductive Systems from Birth toderstood because of increased interest and study. As a result, exciting new information is now available which clearly demonstrates that changes in olfactory epithelium can be directly related to naturally occurring and experimentally induced events in the neuroendocrine system of vertebrates (e.g.,

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The Recognition and Use of Chemical Signals by a Nesting Salamanderth America. At low elevations, the species inhabits moist microhabitats associated with stream margins and seepages; at high elevations, the species exhibits pronounced terrestrialism, ranging far up wooded slopes (Hairston, 1949). Males and females reach sexual maturity at an age of three to five y

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2235-1development; evolution; fish; mammals; vertebrates

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