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The Utility of Ethological Assessments of Murine Agonistic Interactions in Behavioural Teratology: Tological effects than changes in morphology or physiology (e.g. Spyker et al. 1972). Coyle et al. (1976) have reviewed the effects of administering a range of doses of potential teratogens to pregnant animals on the behaviour of their offspring. They suggest that four types of dose can be specified, namely:

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Pro-Aggressive Actions of Benzodiazepinesization of high affinity binding sites for BDZ in the brain. However, not all complex behavioural actions are completely explained by the concepts derived from receptor binding. One such behavioural response is the intriguing question of the pro-aggressive action of low doses of benzodiazepines.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-92209-1 Abel and Zeidenberg 1985; Corenblum 1983; Frankel et al. 1976; Johnson et al. 1978; Leonard et al. 1985; Rada 1975; Tinklenberg et al. 1974). These statistics focus attention on an extremely serious problem for which the environmental and social determinants have only begun to be studied and no neurobiological mechanisms have been identified.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35942-3Numerous research papers have followed the introduction of the concept of the “animal model” into psychiatric medicine. Experimental animals may be used to investigate the psychopathology of a behavioural disorder, if one realizes the significance and limitations of the findings. This principle holds true for research on aggression.