Role of oxytocin in mate-choice copying of female rats
Mate-choice copying occurs when animals made decisions based on the mate choice of the conspecifics. Mate copying in rats is currently understudied. Past studies in oxytocin-knockout mice suggested the involvement of oxytocin, but the neurobiological mechanisms underlying mate choice have not been f...
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Nanyang Technological University
2020
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