Androgens Stimulate Specific Aspects of Maternal Nest-Building and Reduce Food Intake in Rabbits

February 2003 in “ Hormones and Behavior ”

Gabriela González‐Mariscal, Pedro Jiménez, Carlos Beyer, Jay S. Rosenblatt

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