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POSTER BOARDS: The boards are 3.8 feet high by 7.9 feet long with a display surface on each side.  Poster session presenters may begin putting up their posters at 8:30 a.m. on the day of their presentation. Posters from one session must be taken down by 8:30 a.m. the following day. Pushpins will be provided, but bring your own just in case. 

POSTER SESSION 1

1. Rudick, C.N., and Woolley, C.S.
ESTROGEN TREATMENT ELIMINATES THE SENSITIVITY OF HIPPOCAMPAL GABAergic SYNAPSES TO MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR MODULATION

2. Todd, B.J., Amateau S.K., and McCarthy, M.M.
PROSTAGLANDIN-E2 MEDIATES ESTRADIOL EFFECTS ON SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY BUT NOT CELL SURVIVAL

3. Schwarz, J.M., Todd, B.J., McCarthy, M.M.
LOOKING AT GLUTAMATE TO UNDERSTAND THE ROLE OF ESTRADIOL ON DENDRITIC SPINE GROWTH IN THE DEVELOPING HYPOTHALAMUS

4. Hilton, G.D., Nunez, J.L., McCarthy, M.M.
BRAIN DAMAGE IN THE NEONATE: SEX DIFFERENCE IN RESPONSE TO KAINIC ACID
5. Kippin, T.E., Cain, S.W., Masum, Z., and Ralph, M.R.
PRENATAL STRESS PERMANENTLY DECREASES FOREBRAIN NEURAL STEM CELLS IN THE HAMSTER

6. Fowler, C.D., and Wang, Z.
ESTROGEN DIFFERENTIALLY REGULATES CELL PROLIFERATION IN THE BRAIN OF FEMALE PRAIRIE AND MEADOW VOLES

7. Peterson, R.S., Fernando, G., Schlinger, B.A., and Lee, D.W.
INJURY-INDUCED AROMATASE EXPRESSION AND CYTOGENESIS IN THE ADULT ZEBRA FINCH BRAIN: EFFECTS OF OVARIECTOMY AND AROMATASE INHIBITION.

8. Amory, E.A., Brunjes, P.C., and Rissman, E.F.
ESTRADIOL TREATMENT DOES NOT AFFECT CELL PROLIFERATION IN THE DENTATE GYRUS OF ADULT FEMALE MICE

9. Sandstrom, N.J., and O’Brien, J.L.
ESTRADIOL PROTECTS AGAINST ISCHEMIA INDUCED DEFICITS IN WATER MAZE PERFORMANCE OF MALE RATS

10. Franklin, T., and Perrot-Sinal, T.
OVARIAN HORMONES AND ACUTE RESTRAINT STRESS INTERACT TO MODULATE BDNF PROTEIN LEVELS IN RAT BRAIN

11. Lord, M.A. and Godwin, J.
BRAIN-DERIVED NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR EXPRESSION IN THE BRAIN OF THE BLUEHEAD WRASSE

12. Schulz, K.M., Zehr, J.L., Osetek, A.J., and Sisk, C.L.
GONADAL HORMONES DURING PUBERTY MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE DEFEMINIZATION OF LORDOSIS BEHAVIOR IN MALE SYRIAN HAMSTERS 

13. Lee, T.M., Aizenberg, D., Karsch, F.J., Foster, D.L., and Padmanabhan, V. 
EXCESS PRENATAL TESTOSTERONE ALTERS REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF ADOLESCENT MALE AND FEMALE SHEEP

14. von Esenwein, S. A
NEONATAL EXPOSURE TO ANDROGENS ORGANIZES MASCULINIZED PARTNER PREFERENCE IN RATS. 

15. Lacreuse, A., Goh, M.Y., Hall, M.H., Volk, A.M., Chhabra, R.K., and Herndon, J.G.
SEX AND AGE DIFFERENCES IN FINE MOTOR FUNCTION IN THE RHESUS MONKEY

16. Kim, A.J., Bales, K.L., and Carter, C.S.
PUP EXPOSURE INFLUENCES THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PARTNER PREFERENCE IN PRAIRIE VOLES

17. Taravosh-Lahn, K., David, J.T., and Delville, Y.
PERINATAL STRESS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AGONISTIC BEHAVIOR IN GOLDEN HAMSTERS

18. Morris, J.A., Jordan, C.L., Breedlove, S.M.
MEDIAL AMYGDALA VOLUME IS SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC IN MICE

19. DeMarchi, G.A., and Krohmer, R.W.
VOLUME OF SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC NUCLEI AND CELLULAR DENSITY IN THE BRAINS OF MALE, FEMALE AND SHE-MALE RED-SIDED GARTER SNAKES

20. Pietrucha, J. and Krohmer, R.W.
DISTRIBUTION OF DOPAMINE IMMUNOREACTIVE CELLS IN THE BRAIN OF THE RED-SIDED GARTER SNAKE

21. Coulter-Thurley, R., Lehmann, M.L., and Erskine , M.S.
VARIATION IN THE TIMING OF CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA (MEAPD) AND ITS EFFECT UPON INDUCTION OF ESTROUS ACYCLICITY IN THE FEMALE RAT

22. Yang, J., Coulter-Thurley, R., Lehmann, M.L., and Erskine, M.S.
LATERALIZED NEURAL ACTIVATION IN AMYGDALA OF PACED VS. NON-PACED FEMALE RATS

23. Hammerbeck, A., Adamson, L.A., and Gulledge, C.C.
FOSB AND m-OPIOID RECEPTORS IN THE MPOA OF POSTPARTUM RATS

24. Lehmann, M.L., and Erskine, M.S.
SYNERGISTIC ACTIONS BETWEEN MATING AND CHEMICAL STIMULATION OF THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA (MEApd): TOWARDS THE FORMATION OF A NEUROENDOCRINE MEMORY

25. Cruz-Barrera, R., and Hull, E.
(S)-3,5-DHPG, A METABOTROPIC GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR 1 AGONIST, ENHANCES SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN THE MALE RAT

26. Sato, S., Cedeno, C.D., Xu, Z., and Hull, E.M.
EFFECTS OF cGMP MANIPULATION ON MPOA DOPAMINE LEVELS AND COPULATION IN MALE RATS

27. Smith, D.J., Cedeno, C., Loewke, A.A., Sato, S., and Hull, E.M.
8-OH-DPAT IN THE ANTERIOR LATERAL HYPOTHALAMUS REVERSES SEXUAL SATIETY IN MALE RATS

28. Xu, Z., and Hull, E.M.
TONIC INHIBITION BY THE MPOA OF THE MESOACCUMBENS DOPAMINE TRACT BEFORE AND DURING MALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

29. Lagoda, G., Vigdorchik, A., Hull, E.
MICROINJECTION OF A NOS INHIBITOR INHIBITS COPULATION IN NAÏVE AND SEXUALLY EXPERIENCED MALE RATS

30. Schmich, J.M., Loewke, A.A., and Hull, E.M.
L-TRANS-2, 4-PDC, A GLUTAMATE REUPTAKE INHIBITOR, MICROINJECTED INTO THE MPOA, MAY ENHANCE MALE RAT SEX BEHAVIOR

31. Vigdorchik, A., Lagoda, G., and Hull, E.M.
A GLUTAMATE NMDA RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST, MICROINJECTED INTO THE MPOA IMPAIRS MALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

32. Kabelik, D., Weiss, S.L., and Moore, M.C.
SEASONAL PLASTICITY IN STEROID HORMONE LEVELS, BRAIN MORPHOLOGY, AND AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE TREE LIZARD, UROSAURUS ORNATUS

33. Farrell W.J., and Wilczynski, W.
AGGRESSIVE EXPERIENCE INFLUENCES PLACE PREFERENCE IN GREEN ANOLE LIZARDS (ANOLIS CAROLINENSIS)

34. Hattori, T., and Wilczynski, W.
THE EFFECT OF SOCIAL EXPERIENCE ON ESTABLISHMENT OF DOMINANCE IN MALE GREEN ANOLE LIZARDS (Anolis carolinensis)

35. Yang, E.J. and Wilczynski, W.
CHANGES IN PLASMA TESTOSTERONE DURING AGGRESSIVE EXPERIENCE ARE IMPORTANT FOR EXPERIENCE-DEPENDENT BEHAVIORAL PLASTICITY

36. Cooper, M.A., Karom, M., Huhman, K.L., and Albers, H.E.
SOCIAL DEFEAT AND VASOPRESSIN (V1A) RECEPTORS IN MALE SYRIAN HAMSTERS

37a. Hazelton J.L., Cushing B.S., Carter C.S., Hoffman G.E., Ottinger M.A.
EXPRESSION OF CFOS FOLLOWING COHABITATION IN THE PRAIRIE VOLE (Microtus ochrogaster).

37. Davis, E.S., and Marler, C.A.
C-FOS CHANGES FOLLOWING AN AGGRESSIVE ENCOUNTER IN FEMALE CALIFORNIA MICE: A SYNTHESIS OF BEHAVIOR, HORMONE CHANGES AND NEURAL ACTIVITY

38. Oliveira, R.F., Silva, A., Hirschenhauser, K., and Canário, A.V.M.
EXPERIENTIAL EFFECTS AND ANDROGENS IN A CICHLID FISH

39. Earley, R.L., Felton, K., Netherton, J.D., Aseem, O., Edwards, J., Blumer, L., and Grober, M.S.
AN INTEGRATIVE ANALYSIS OF CHRONIC SOCIAL SUBORDINATION IN CONVICT CICHLIDS (ARCHOCENTRUS NIGROFASCIATUM)

40. Lutterschmidt, D.I. and Mason, R.T.
MELATONIN TRANSDUCES ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURES AND INITIATES MALE COURTSHIP BEHAVIOR IN RED-SIDED GARTER SNAKES

41. Greives, T.J., Casto, J.M., and Ketterson, E.D.
BEHAVIORAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF BIASED SEX RATIOS IN DARK-EYED JUNCOS

42. Choleris, E., Pfaff, D.W., and Ogawa, S.
SIMILAR IMPAIRMENTS OF SOCIAL DISCRIMINATION IN ESTROGEN RECEPTOR ALPHA, BETA AND OXYTOCIN KNOCKOUT FEMALE MICE: A DETAILED BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS

43. Aragona, B.J., Liu, Y., Yu, Y.J., Damron, A., Perlman, G., and Wang, Z.
OPPOSITE MODULATION OF SOCIAL ATTACHMENT BY D1- AND D2-TYPE DOPAMINE RECEPTOR ACTIVATION IN NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS SHELL

44. Kikusui, T., Nakamura, K., Isaka, Y., Takeuchi, Y., and Mori, Y.
MODIFICATION OF SOCIAL BEHAVIORS FOLLOWING PRECOCIOUS WEANING IN MICE

45. Edwards, D.A., and Waters, J.
WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE VOLLEYBALL: SALIVA TESTOSTERONE AND CORTISOL ARE ELEVATED DURING COMPETITION AND BEFORE-MATCH TESTOSTERONE IS RELATED TO TEAMMATE-RATINGS OF PLAYING ABILITY

46. Peters, K.D., and Wood, R.I.
ANDROGEN OVERDOSE: BEHAVIORAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF ACUTE ADMINISTRATION 

47. Bardi, M., Shimizu, K., Barrett, G.M., Huffman, M.A., Borgognini-Tarli, S.M
DIFFERENCES IN THE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR AND ENDOCRINE PROFILES ACROSS PARTURITION BETWEEN RHESUS AND JAPANESE MACAQUES

48. Remage-Healey, L., and Bass, A.H.
STEROID HORMONES EXERT RAPID, SEX-SPECIFIC CHANGES IN VOCAL COMMUNICATION SIGNALS IN GULF TOADFISH, OPSANUS BETA

49. Forlano, P.M., Sisneros, J.A., Knapp, R., and Bass, A.H.
REPRODUCTIVE PERIODICITY OF GONADAL STEROID HORMONE LEVELS IN THE VOCAL PLAINFIN MIDSHIPMAN, PORICHTHYS NOTATUS

50. London, S.E. and Schlinger, B.A.
EVIDENCE FOR STERIOD SYNTHESIS IN SONGBIRD BRAIN: CLONING AND EXPRESSION OF 3b-HSD 

51. Kondo, Y., Xiao, K., and Sakuma, Y.
ODOR PREFERENCE IN MALE AND FEMALE RATS: EFFECTS OF CASTRATION AND GONADAL STEROIDS

52. Øverli, Ø., Pottinger, T.G., and Winberg, S.
BEHAVIORAL CORRELATES OF STRESS RESPONSIVENESS IN RAINBOW TROUT

53. Nunes, S., Curtin, M., and Faustino, J.
DEVELOPMENT OF THE HORMONAL STRESS RESPONSE IN JUVENILE BELDING’S GROUND SQUIRRELS

54. Bilbo, S.D. and Nelson, R.J.
PHOTOPERIOD AND EXERCISE AFFECT METABOLISM AND DELAYED TYPE HYPERSENSITIVITY IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS

55. Bowers, S.L., Bilbo, S.D., Dhabhar, F.S. and Nelson, R.J.
DELAYED-TYPE-HYPERSENSITIVITY AND CORTICOSTERONE RESPONSES TO VARIOUS STRESSORS IN MICE

56. Solomon, M.B., Askew, J.A., Cooper, M.A., Huhman, K.L.
BLUNTED STRESS RESPONSE IN PREVIOUSLY DEFEATED FEMALE HAMSTERS

57. Kinsey, S.G., Prendergast, B.J., Nelson, R.J.
INTERACTIONS AMONG GONADAL HORMONES, STRESS, AND WOUND HEALING IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS

58a. Walf, A.A., and Frye, C.A.
INHIBITING INTRACELLULAR ESTROGEN RECEPTORS IN THE HIPPOCAMPUS, BUT NOT THE AMYGDALA, OF PROESTROUS RATS ATTENUATES ANXIETY AND DEPRESSIVE BEHAVIOR.

58. Huber, S., Palme, R., and Arnold, W.
ADRENOCORTICAL RESPONSE OF RED DEER (Cervus elaphus) TO HUMAN DISTURBANCES

59. Rubinow, M.J., Beverly, J.L., Arseneau, L.M., and Juraska, J.M.
ESTROUS CYCLE INTERACTS WITH STRESS IN AFFECTING WATER MAZE PERFORMANCE

60. Woodson, J.C., Park, C.R., Campbell, A.M., Muñoz, C., and Diamond, D.M.
DISSOCIATION BETWEEN THE EFFECTS OF STRESS VERSUS ELEVATED GLUCOCORTICOID LEVELS ON SPATIAL MEMORY IN RATS

61. Cortez, L.G., Smith, J.U.A., and Freeman, L.M.
EFFECTS OF ADULT TESTOSTERONE TREATMENT ON MORRIS WATER MAZE PERFORMANCE IN THE MUSK SHREW

62. Yamada, K., Kondo, Y., Ito, M., Shimizu, N., and Sakuma, Y.
OLFACTORY INPUT IS REQUIRED IN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PLACE PREFERENCE ASSOCIATED WITH COITAL STIMULI

63. Wallace, M., Cordova, M., Jacome, L., Flora, K., and Luine, V.
CASTRATION AND OVARIECTOMY CAUSE DIFFERENTIAL IMPAIRMENTS OF VISUAL AND PLACE MEMORY PERFORMANCE IN RATS

64. Edinger, K., and Frye, C.A.
INFUSIONS OF TESTOSTERONE OR ITS 5a-REDUCED METABOLITES TO THE DORSAL HIPPOCAMPUS DECREASE ANXIETY, NOCICEPTIVE, AND FEAR BEHAVIOR AND ENHANCE SPATIAL LEARNING

65. Rhodes, M.E., Sumida, K., and Frye, C.A.
ESTROGEN CAN CONDITION A PLACE PREFERENCE IN FEMALE RATS

66. Sumida, K., Rhodes, M.E., and Frye, C.A.
BLOCKADE OF INTRACELLULAR ANDROGEN RECEPTORS DOES NOT ATTENUATE 3a-DIOL-INDUCED CONDITIONED PLACE PREFERENCE

67. Nofrey, B., Ben-Shahar, O., Giannotti, K.A., and Brake, W.G.
ESTROGEN DECREASES ATTENTION DURING A LATENT INHIBITION TASK IN OVARIECTOMIZED RATS

68. Markham, J. A., Mohiuddin, R. F., and Juraska, J. M.
SEX DIFFERENCES IN RAT SOCIAL RECOGNITION MEMORY DURING YOUNG ADULTHOOD AND AGING

69. Ripa, C.P.L.; Johannsen, T.H.; Mortensen, E.L.; Müller, J.
GENERAL COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS, MENTAL ROTATIONS ABILITY, AND HANDEDNESS IN ADULT FEMALES WITH CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA 

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POSTER SESSION 2

70. Godwin, J. and Semsar, K.
ARGININE VASOTOCIN RECEPTOR DISTRIBUTION IN THE BRAIN OF THE BLUEHEAD WRASSE, Thalassoma bifasciatum

71. Sasso, D.M., Mason, R.T., and Krohmer, R.W.
IDENTIFICATION OF VASOTOCIN IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE BRAIN OF THE RED-SIDED GARTER SNAKE DURING THE ACTIVE SEASON AND HIBERNATION

72. Lewis, C.M., and Rose, J.D.
SYNERGISTIC RAPID MEDULLARY NEURONAL ACTIONS OF VASOTOCIN AND CORTICOSTERONE POTENTIATE CLASPING IN ROUGHSKIN NEWTS

73. Thompson, R.R. and Walton, J.
VASOTOCIN-LIKE IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN GOLDFISH BRAINS: A NOVEL CELL GROUP IN THE TELENCEPHALON AND A TERMINAL PLEXUS IN THE DORSAL MOTOR VAGUS NUCLEUS

74. Lim, M.M., Sharer, C.A., Olazabal, D.E., Ren, X., Terwilliger, E.F., Young, L.J.
BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF EXPRESSING A DOMINANT NEGATIVE VASOPRESSIN V1A RECEPTOR VIRAL VECTOR IN THE VOLE VENTRAL PALLIDUM

75. Perry, A.N., Kramer, K.M., Withuhn, T.F., Carter, C.S., Cushing, B.S.
NEONATAL OXYTOCIN DECREASES BASAL CORTICOSTERONE IN ADULT FEMALE RATS

76. Caldwell, H.K., Smith, D.A., and Albers, H.E.
ARGININE VASORESSIN INDUCED FLANK MARKING IS NOT TESTOSTERONE DEPENDENT IN SHORT PHOTOPERIOD

77. Toufexis, D.J., Walker, D.L., and Davis, M.
INVOLVEMENT OF PLASMA TESTOSTERONE IN MODULATING LIGHT-ENHANCED STARTLE IN MALE RATS: POSSIBLE ROLE OF ARGININE VASOPRESSIN

78. Ostrander, M.M., Tamashiro, K.L.K., Nguyen, M.M.N., Sakai, R.R., Herman, J.P., and Richtand, N.M.
PSYCHOSOCIAL STRESS AND LOCOMOTOR RESPONSE TO AMPHETAMINE

79. Westenbroek, C., Den Boer, J.A., Gerrits, M., and Ter Horst, G.J.
CHRONIC STRESS COPING IN ISOLATED AND SOCIALLY HOUSED MALE AND FEMALE RATS

80a. Mohawk, J.A., Foye, C.T., and Lee, T.M.
STRESS REACTIVITY IS CORRELATED WITH JETLAG RECOVERY IN FEMALE OCTODON DEGUS.

80. Tamashiro, K.L.K., Nguyen, M.M.N., Ma, L.Y., D’Alessio, D.A., Woods, S.C., and Sakai, R.R.
REPEATED CYCLES OF SOCIAL STRESS AND RECOVERY: CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION

81. Cavigelli, S.A., and McClintock, M.K.
THREAT ASSESSMENT AND CORTICOSTERONE DYNAMICS PREDICT EARLY DEATH

82. Wawrzycki, J., and Frye, C.A.
EFFECT OF PRENATAL STRESS AND GONADAL HORMONE CONDITION ON DEPRESSIVE BEHAVIOR OF MALE AND FEMALE RATS

83. Figueiredo, H.F., Dolgas, C.M., and Herman, J.P.
DISSOCIATION OF ACTH AND CORTICOSTERONE RESPONSES TO STRESS IN FEMALE RATS TREATED WITH ESTROGEN

84. Gasser, P.J., and Orchinik, M.
CORTICOSTERONE AND VASOPRESSIN MODULATE PROTEIN KINASE C SIGNALING IN THE AMPHIBIAN BRAIN

85. Bhatt, N., Tran, T., Tomaszewski, J., Pfaff, D., and Vasudevan, N.
ESTROGEN RECEPTOR MEDIATED TRANSCRIPTION REQUIRES THE ACTIVATION OF MULTIPLE KINASE PATHWAYS IN NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS

86. Lee, B.J., Calizo, L.H., and Flanagan-Cato, L.M. 
TRIPLE LABELING FOR PROGRESTIN RECEPTOR (PR), RETROGRADE TRACING FROM THE PERIAQUEDUCTAL GRAY (PAG), AND MATING-INDUCED FOS IN THE VENTROLATERAL REGION OF THE HYPOTHALAMIC VENTROMEDIAL NUCLEUS (VLVMH) OF THE FEMALE RAT

87. Kritzer, M.F.
ANDROGEN RECEPTOR-IMMUNOREACTIVITY IDENTIFIES SUBSETS OF CORTICO-CORTICALLY PROJECTING PYRAMIDAL NEURONS IN THE CEREBRAL CORTEX OF ADULT RATS 

88. Bodo, C., Gustafsson, J.A. and Rissman, E.F.
ESTROGEN RECEPTOR-b IS INVOLVED IN BEHAVIORAL PUBERTY IN MALE MICE

89. Orikasa, C., Kondo, Y., and Sakuma, Y.
SEX DIFFERENCE IN ERb mRNA EXPRESSION IN THE RAT VENTRO- MEDIAL HYPOTHALAMIC NUCLEUS DURING DEVELOPMENT

90. Cappadona, N.A., Mo, Q., Simon, N.G., and Saldanha, C.J.
WIDESPREAD EXPRESSION OF ESTROGEN RECEPTOR-_ (ER_) IN THE ZEBRA FINCH BRAIN

91. Mong, J.A., Devidze, N., and Pfaff, D.W.
ESTRADIOL REGULATION OF LIPOCALIN PROSTAGLANDIN D SYNTHASE (L-PGDS): A POTENTIAL MOLECULAR MECHANISM FOR ESTROGEN-REGULATED INCREASES IN MOTOR ACTIVITY

92a. Triemstra, J.L. and Wood, R.I.
TESTOSTERONE SELF-ADMINISTRATION IN FEMALE HAMSTERS

92. Jackson, L.R., and Becker, J.B.
EFFECTS OF OVARIAN HORMONES ON ACQUISITION OF COCAINE SELF-ADMINISTRATION

93. Temple, J.L., Sunder, A.M., and Wray, S.
ESTRADIOL HAS A DIRECT EFFECT ON GnRH-1 NEURONAL ACTIVITY

94. Trainor, B.C., Bird, I.M., Alday, N.A., and Schlinger, B.A.
VARIATION IN AROMATASE ACTIVITY IN THE MEDIAL PREOPTIC AREA IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE ONSET OF PATERNAL BEHAVIOR

95. Saldanha, C.J., Peterson, R.S., Yarram, L., and Schlinger, B.A.
THE SYNAPTOCRINE HYPOTHESIS: A NOVEL MECHANISM OF ESTROGEN DELIVERY

96. Polacek, K.M., and Demas, G.E.
EFFECTS OF REDUCED GLUCOCORTICOIDS ON MELATONIN-INDUCED AGGRESSION IN SIBERIAN HAMSTERS

97. Wommack, J.C., Salinas, A., and Delville, Y.
SOCIAL SUBJUGATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUBMISSIVE BEHAVIOR AND STRESS RESPONSIVENESS

98. Faruzzi, A.N., Solomon, M.B., Huhman, K.L.
ESTROGEN ADMINISTRATION REDUCES THE DISPLAY OF SUBMISSIVE BEHAVIOR IN PREVIOUSLY DEFEATED FEMALE HAMSTERS

99. Dittami, J., Moehle, U., Millesi, E., Reinberg, V., Wallner, B., Hodges, K., Aspernig, D., and Moestl, E.
SECONDARY SEXUAL, CHARACTERS, PUBERTY, SEXUALITY AND SOCIAL STATUS IN BARBARY AND JAPANESE MACAQUE FEMALES

100. Leary, C.J., and Knapp, R.
ENDOCRINE MEDIATION OF ALTERNATIVE MATING TACTICS IN TOADS

101. Nguyen, M.M.N., Tamashiro, K.L.K., Ma, L.Y., and Sakai, R.R.
BEHAVIORAL PROFILES OF VARIED VBS COLONY COMPOSITIONS

102. Dloniak, S.M., French, J.A. and Holekamp, K.E.
FECAL ANDROGENS IN RELATION TO SOCIAL STATUS, COURTSHIP, AND AGGRESSION IN WILD ADULT MALE SPOTTED HYENAS (Crocuta crocuta)

103. Roney, J.R., and Maestripieri, D.
BEHAVIORAL AND HORMONAL RESPONSES OF MEN TO BRIEF INTERACTIONS WITH WOMEN

104. Pattij, T., de Jong, T., Veening, J., Waldinger, M., van der Graaf, P.H., Olivier, B.
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN RAT SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR: A PUTATIVE ANIMAL MODEL FOR STUDYING PREMATURE EJACULATION?

105. de Jong, T.R., Pattij, T., Veening, J.G., Waldinger, M.D., Cools, L.R., and Olivier, B.
Citalopram ALONE DOES NOT, BUT combined with A SILENT 5-ht1a RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST DOES inhibit MALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOUR

106. Davis, J.F., Loos, M., Coolen, L.M.
LESIONS OF THE MEDIAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX DO NOT DISRUPT SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN MALE RATS

107. Truitt, W.A., Dominguez, J.M., Adelman, J., and Coolen, L.M.
GALANIN INFUSIONS INTO THE MEDIAL PARVOCELLULAR SUBPARAFASCICULAR THALAMIC NUCLEUS INHIBIT MALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

108. Wagner, L.E., Drazen, D.L., Seeley, R.J., Woods, S.C. and Coolen, L.M.
ROLE OF MELANIN CONCENTRATING HORMONE IN MALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

109. Guarraci, F.A., and Clark, A.S.
PARTNER PREFERENCE IS ALTERED IN FEMALE RATS WITH LESIONS OF THE MEDIAL PREOPTIC AREA

110. Jenkins, W.J., and Becker, J.B.
NUCLEUS ACCUMBENS DOPAMINE AND SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN THE FEMALE

111. Ellingsen, E., and Ågmo, A.,
SEXUAL INCENTIVE MOTIVATION AND PACED SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN FEMALE RATS AFTER TREATMENT WITH DOPAMINERGIC DRUGS

112. Petralia, S.M., Jahagirdar, V., and Frye, C.A.
VENRAL TEGMENTAL AREA INFUSIONS OF THE cAMP ANALOGUE 8-BROMO-cAMP INCREASE LORDOSIS OF CYCLING AND HORMONE-PRIMED RATS AND HAMSTERS

113a. Seliga, A.M., Frye, C.A., and Erskine, M.S.
INFUSIONS OF FGIN-1-27, A NEUROSTEROIDOGENIC AGENT, INTO THE MEDIAL AMYGDALA FACILITATES MATING-INDUCED PSEUDOPREGNANCY OF FEMALE RATS

113. Jahagirdar, V., Petralia, S.M., and Frye, C.A.
INFUSIONS OF P450 SIDE CHAIN CLEAVAGE OR 5a-REDUCTASE ENZYME INHIBITORS TO THE VENTRAL TEGMENTAL AREA DECREASE LORDOSIS OF RATS IN BEHAVIORAL ESTRUS

114. Georgescu, M., and Pfaus, J.G.
INFUSION OF GLUTAMATE RECEPTOR AGONISTS TO THE VMH DISRUPTS APPETITIVE AND CONSUMMATORY ASPECTS OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN THE FEMALE RAT

115. Coria, G., Ouimet, A., and Pfaus, J.G.
OLFACTORY CONDITIONED PARTNER PREFERENCE AND NEURONAL ACTIVATION IN THE FEMALE RAT

116. Berry, A.N., and Freeman, L.M.
POST-EJACULATORY TAIL-BITING AND ITS EFFECT ON PREGNANCY IN THE MUSK SHREW (SUNCUS MURINUS)

117. He, Y., Mattern, J.R., Fadem, B.H., and Harder, J.D.
EFFECT OF STEROID REPLACEMENT AND PHOTOPERIOD ON PLASMA LH CONCENTRATIONS FOLLOWING GNRH CHALLENGE IN MALE AND FEMALE OPOSSUMS (Monodelphis domestica) 

118. Sockman, K.W., Williams, T.D., Hahn, T.P. and Ball, G.F.
A MECHANISM FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE WITH AGE IN BIRDS

119. MacDougall-Shackleton, S.A., Phillmore-MacPhail, L., and Hahn, T.P.
RESPONSES OF GONADS AND GONADOTROPINS TO 24-H LIGHT IN PHOTOREFRACTORY SONGBIRDS.

120. Scobell, S.K. and Knapp, R.
FEMALE ORNAMENTATION PREDICTS REPRODUCTIVE STATE IN THE SEX-ROLE REVERSED PIPEFISH, SYNGNATHUS SCOVELLI

121. Razzoli, M., Massardi, B., Caggiati, A., Valsecchi, P., Palanza, P.
CHRONIC EXPOSURE TO XENOESTROGENS INTERFERES WITH REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIORS IN FEMALE MONGOLIAN GERBILS

122. Balfour, B.E., Richtand, N.M., Yu, L., Coolen, L.M.
SEXUAL EXPERIENCE CAUSES A SENSITIZED LOCOMOTOR RESPONSE TO AMPHETAMINE IN MALE RATS

123. Swonguer, L., Lambert, K., and Klein, S.
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE-ACTIVATED IMMUNE FUNCTION INFLUENCES AFFILIATIVE BEHAVIORS AND MATING PREFERENCES IN PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS

124. Pazol, K., Wilson, M.E., and Wallen, K.
MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE ALTERS FEMALE SOCIAL AND SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN PIGTAIL MACAQUES

125. Moore, T., Quinter, C., and Freeman, L.M.
LACK OF A CORRELATION BETWEEN 2D:4D RATIO AND ASSERTIVENESS IN COLLEGE-AGE WOMEN

126. Kiyokawa, Y., Kikusui, T., Takeuchi, Y., and Mori, Y.
RELEASE OF ALARM PHEROMONES FROM MALE RATS

127. Iwata, E., Kikusui, T., Ohkura, S., Takeuchi, Y., Okamura, H., and Mori, Y.
4-ETHYL-BRANCHED FATTY ACIDS AND THEIR ESTERS ARE INVOLVED IN PRIMER PHEROMONE ACTIVITY IN GOATS

128. Neigh, G., Kofler, J., Meyers, J., Traystman, R.J., Bergdall, V., DeVries, A.C.
DECREASED SOCIAL INTERACTION IN CARDIAC ARREST SURVIVORS

129. Chapman, J.F., Gray, P., McIntyre, M., Burnham, T., Lipson, S., and Ellison, P.
TESTOSTERONE, DIGIT RATIO AND SOCIOSEXUALITY

130. Field, E.F., Watson, N.V., Whishaw, I.Q., and Pellis, S.M.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF MALE-TYPICAL PATTERNS OF DODGING TO PROTECT A FOOD ITEM: DO tfm-AFFECTED MALE RATS EXHIBIT MALE-TYPICAL PATTERNS OF MOVEMENT?

131. Rupp, H., and Wallen, K.
SEX SEGREGATION IN RHESUS MONKEY YEARLINGS

132. Meyer-Bahlburg, H.F L., Dolezal, C., Baker, S.W., Carlson, A., Obeid, J., Vogiatzi, M. and New, M.I.
DIMINISHED BEHAVIORAL MASCULINIZATION IN GIRLS WITH CONGENITAL ADRENAL HYPERPLASIA AFTER PRENATAL DEXAMETHASONE EXPOSURE

133. Cushing, B., Levine, K., Cushing, N.
EFFECTS OF NEONATAL OXYTOCIN ON REPRODUCTION IN FEMALE PRAIRIE VOLES

134. Kramer, K.M., Yamamoto, Y., Cushing, B.S., Epperson, P.D., Carter, C.S., and Hoffman, G.E.
DEVELOPMENTAL EFFECTS OF OXYTOCIN ON CRH IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN PRAIRIE VOLES (MICROTUS OCHROGASTER)

135. Yamamoto, Y., Cushing, B.S., Kramer, K.M., Epperson, P.D., Hoffman, G.E., and Carter, C.S.
NEONATAL MANIPULATIONS OF OXYTOCIN ALTER OXYTOCIN AND VASOPRESSIN IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE PVN IN A GENDER-SPECIFIC MANNER

136. Amateau, S.K., and McCarthy, M.M.
EARLY EXPOSURE TO PROSTAGLANDIN-E2 IS NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT TO MASCULINIZE RODENT SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

137. Parker, K.J., Buckmaster, C.L., Schatzberg, A.F., and Lyons, D.M.
EARLY ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMMING OF HPA PHYSIOLOGY AND EMOTIONAL REACTIVITY: A PRIMATE MODEL

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138. Craft, T.K.S., Detillion, C.E., Zhang, N., and DeVries, A.C.
PERINATAL MANIPULATIONS AFFECT STROKE OUTCOME

139. Detillion, C.E., Craft, T.K.S., and DeVries, A.C.
WOUND HEALING IS AFFECTED BY PARTURITION AND LACTATION

140. Avitsur, R., Hunzeker, J., Kramer, K.A., and Sheridan, J.F.
LONG-LASTING EFFECTS OF MATERNAL SEPARATION ON THE INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE TO INFLUENZA INFECTION IN MICE

141. Bredy, T.W., Lee, A., Brown, R.E., and Meaney, M.J.
EFFECT OF NEONATAL HANDLING AND PATERNAL CARE ON HIPPOCAMPAL NMDA SUBUNIT EXPRESSION IN THE MONOGAMOUS CALIFORNIA MOUSE (PEROMYSCUS CALIFORNICUS)

142. González-Mariscal, G., Chirino, R., Alonso, J.C.F., Beyer, C., and Rosenblatt, J.S. 
REVERSAL OF THE INHIBITORY EFFECT OF BROMOCRYPTINE ON RABBIT MATERNAL BEHAVIOR BY ICV INJECTIONS OF PROLACTIN (PRL) IN LATE PREGNANCY 

143. Saltzman, W., and Abbott, D.H.
CHANGES IN RESPONSIVENESS TO INFANTS ACROSS PREGNANCY AND LACTATION IN MULTIPAROUS FEMALE MARMOSETS

144. Brent, L., French, J., Ramirez, S., Bardi, M.
HORMONAL CORRELATES OF BABOON MATERNAL BEHAVIOR

145. Whitney, T.K., Trainor, B.C., and Marler, C.A.
PROGESTERONE’S ROLE IN MAMMALIAN PATERNAL BEHAVIOR

146. Strasser, R., Schwabl, H., Scheuerlein, A., and French, J.
BENEFITS AND COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH EARLY TESTOSTERONE EXPOSURE IN HOUSE SPARROW OFFSPRING

147. Gioiosa L., Ghirardelli G., Campi S., Fissore E., and Palanza P.
EFFECT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ESTROGENS ON SEXUAL DIFFERENCES IN MICE BEHAVIOR

148. Xu, J., and Arnold, A.P.
EXPRESSION OF Usp9x, AN X-LINKED GENE, IN MOUSE BRAIN

149. Rodgers, E.W., Drane, S., and Grober, M.S.
CHANGES IN NEUROPEPTIDE Y PRODUCING CELLS DURING SEX REVERSAL IN LYTHRYPNUS DALLI

150a. Scordalakes, E.M., and Rissman, E.F.
CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION OF APOMORPHINE FACILITATES SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN ERaKO MALE MICE

150. Menard, T.A., Schulz, K.M., Romeo, R.D., and Sisk, C.L.
TESTOSTERONE INCREASES FLANK MARKING IN ADULT BUT NOT PREPUBERTAL MALE HAMSTERS

151. Davis, B.A., and Coolen, L.M.
ACTIVATION OF BETA-ENDORPHIN NEURONS DURING SEX BEHAVIOR IN MALE RATS

152. Dominguez, J.M., Balfour, M.E., and Coolen, L.M.
COPULATION-INDUCED ACTIVATION OF NMDA RECEPTOR CONTAINING NEURONS IN THE MEDIAL PREOPTIC NUCLEUS

153. Pankevich, D.E., Deedy, E.M., Cherry, J.A., and Baum, M.J.
VOMERONASAL ORGAN REMOVAL REDUCES INVESTIGATION OF FEMALE URINE AND INTROMISSION RATE WITHOUT ELIMINATING ODOR-BASED GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN MALE MICE

154. Dominique, N., Snyder, N., and Murphy, A.Z.
FURTHER ANATOMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF MEDIAL PREOPTIC CIRCUITS INVOLVED IN MALE COPULATORY BEHAVIOR

155. Wood, R.I., Peters, K.D., and Hom, S.M.
CASTRATION DOES NOT IMPAIR CHEMOSENSORY DETECTION IN MALE HAMSTERS

156. Holmes, M.M., and Wade, J.
SEASONAL PLASTICITY IN THE COPULATORY NEUROMUSCULAR SYSTEM OF GREEN ANOLE LIZARDS

157. Kudwa, A.E., Cabrera, D., Sibley, D.R. and Rissman, E.F.
CHARACTERIZATION OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN DOPAMINE D5 RECEPTOR NULL MUTANT MICE

158. Afonso, V.M., Benko, M.A., Griveau, L.M., and Pfaus, J.G.
WHAT MOTIVATES FEMALES TO MOUNT NON-COPULATING MALE RATS?

159. Perozzo, C., Afonso, V.M., and Pfaus, J.G.
WHAT FEMALE RATS LIKE ABOUT COPULATING MALE RATS 

160. Mueller, D., Afonso, V.M., Perozzo, C., Stewart, J., and Pfaus, J.G.
AMPHETAMINE- AND STRESS-INDUCED SENSITIZATION FACILITATES FEMALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

161. Lindia, J.A., and Katz, L.S.
ESTRADIOL AND TESTOSTERONE STIMULATION OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN OVARIECTOMIZED FEMALE GOATS

162. Imwalle, D.B., and Katz, L.S.,
THE EFFECTS OF FLUTAMIDE ON OVARIECTOMIZED GOAT SEXUAL BEHAVIOR

163.Redmond, M., and Krohmer, R.W.
SEASONAL DISTRIBUTION OF ESTROGEN RECEPTORS IN THE FOREBRAIN OF THE RED-SIDED GARTER SNAKE

164. Hawkins, M.B., Godwin, J., Crews, D., and Thomas, P.
DISTRIBUTION OF ERa, ERb1 AND ERb 2 mRNAs IN FOREBRAIN OF THE ATLANTIC CROAKER, MICROPOGONIAS UNDULATUS

165. Lonstein, J.S. and Blaustein, J.D.
PROGESTIN RECEPTOR EXPRESSION IN DOPAMINERGIC NEURONS OF THE HYPOTHALAMUS AND BRAINSTEM OF FEMALE RATS

166. Molenda, H.A., Williams, C.A., Blaustein, J.D., and Tetel, M.J.
SRC-1 AND CBP MODULATE PROGESTIN RECEPTOR-DEPENDENT FEMALE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR IN RATS

167. Monks, D.A., Jordan, C.L.
ANDROGEN RECEPTOR IMMUNOREACTIVITY BUT NOT mRNA EXPRESSION LEVELS ARE ELEVATED IN SEXUALLY DIMORPHIC PERINEAL MUSCLE

168. Fusani, L., Donaldson, Z., and Schlinger, B.A.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF STERIOD RECEPTORS AND AROMATASE IN THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD OF A SUB-OSCINE BIRD WITH ELABORATE COURTSHIP DISPLAYS, THE GOLDEN-COLLARED MANAKIN

169. Canoine, V., Fusani, L., Schlinger, B.A. and Hau, M.
BRAIN SENSITIVITY TO SEX-STEROIDS CHANGES ACROSS SEASONS IN A TROPICAL BIRD 

170. Heideman, P.D., and Evans, T.
AGE-SPECIFIC CHANGES IN SENSITIVITY TO SEASONAL CUES IN WHITE-FOOTED MICE (PEROMYSCUS LEUCOPUS)

171. Rathbun, K., Zelensky, P., Chesney, A., and Heideman, P.D.
REGULATION OF GAMETOGENESIS AND REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE WHITE-FOOTED MOUSE (PEROMYSCUS LEUCOPUS) IN RELATION TO PHOTOPERIOD

172. Kruse, J.A.M., Heideman P.D., and Galvez M.E.
ANALYSIS OF THE MELATONIN METABOLITE 6-SULPHATOXYMELATONIN IN URINE OF PHOTORESPONSIVE AND NONPHOTORESPONSIVE LABORATORY RATS IN SHORT AND LONG PHOTOPERIODS

173. Fetsch, C.R., Griffin, J.D., and Heideman, P.D.
THE EFFECTS OF MELATONIN ON THE FIRING RATES OF THERMALLY CLASSIFIED ANTERIOR HYPOTHALAMIC NEURONS IN TISSUE SLICES FROM THE WHITE-FOOTED MOUSE, Peromyscus leucopus

174. Tatum A.L., Bonzo J.A., and Heideman P.D.
EFFECTS OF NMDA AND MK-801 ON PHOTOPERIOD-DEPENDENT REPRODUCTIVE MATURATION IN PHOTORESPONSIVE AND NONRESPONSIVE WHITE-FOOTED MICE

175. Pyter, L.M., Hotchkiss, A.K., and Nelson, R.J.
PHOTOPERIOD AFFECTS EXPRESSION OF GENES REGULATING ANGIOGENESIS IN BRAINS OF ADULT Peromyscus leucopus

176. Wideman, C.H. and Murphy, H.M.
VASOPRESSIN AND CONSUMMATORY BEHAVIOR IN ALTERED CIRCADIAN CYCLES

177. Abizaid, A., Mezei, G., and Horvath, T.L.
ESTRADIOL ENHANCES NEURONAL ACTIVATION IN THE SCN OF FEMALE RATS AFTER AN ADVANCE IN THE ONSET OF LIGHT

178. Seroka, C.D., and Heideman, P.D.
VARIATION IN CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS OF RATS IN RESPONSE TO PHOTOPERIOD

179. Hotchkiss, A.K., Pyter, L.M., Neigh, G.N. and Nelson, R.J.
TIME OF DAY INFLUENCES RESPONSE TO RESTRAINT AND FOOD DEPRIVATION IN CD-1 AND C57/BL6 MICE

180. Hummer, D., Bhatnagar, S., and Lee, T.
A PHASE SHIFT OF THE LIGHT CYCLE BUT NOT CHRONIC RESTRAINT DISRUPTS ESTROUS CYCLES OF RATS

181. Herman, J.P., Murphy, E.K., Furay, A.R., Guo, Z and Mattson, M.
CIRCADIAN REGULATION OF GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR AND HSP-90 IN RAT HYPOTHALAMUS AND HIPPOCAMPUS

182. Boccia, M.L. and Pedersen, C.
DAILY LONG SEPARATIONS FROM PUPS INCREASE SWIM TEST IMMOBILITY IN RAT MOTHERS

183. Hodes, G.E., Shors, T.J.
THE EFFECTS OF ACUTE STRESS ON THE ACQUISITION OF TRACE MEMORIES IN FEMALE AND MALE RATS AT VARYING STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT

184. Leuner, B., and Shors, T.J.
POST-PARTUM LEARNING IS UNRESPONSIVE TO STRESS

185. Choi, D.C., Figueiredo, H.F., Dolgas, C.M., and Herman, J.P.
GLUTAMIC ACID DECARBOXYLASE EXPRESSION IN THE BED NUCLEUS OF THE STRIA TERMINALIS IS DIFFERENTIALLY REGULATED BETWEEN SEX AND ACROSS THE ESTROUS CYCLE IN RESPONSE TO STRESS

186. Drazen, D.L., Schurdak, J.D., Woods, S.C., and Seeley, R.J.
ADRENALECTOMY INCREASES SENSITIVITY TO CENTRAL MELANOCORTIN-INDUCED ANOREXIA AND ATTENUATES SENSITIVITY TO CENTRAL MELANIN-CONCENTRATING HORMONE-INDUCED HYPERPHAGIA

187. Breuner, C., Wada, H., Shyu, J., and Love, O.
CORTICOSTERIOD BINDING GLOBULIN CAPACITY RESPONDS TO CHRONIC HORMONE TREATMENT BUT NOT ACUTE STRESSORS

188. Chambers, J.B., and Seeley, R.J.
ANTAGONISM OF CNS GLP-1 RECEPTORS ATTENUATES STRESS-INDUCED REDUCTIONS OF FOOD INTAKE AND BODY WEIGHT

189. Strader A.D., Benoit S.C., Reizes O., and Seeley R.J.
FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF SYNDECAN-3 DEFICIENT MICE IN RESPONSE TO MELANOCORTIN RECEPTOR AGONISTS

190. Fisher, M.E., Benoit, S.C., Clegg, D.J., Woods, S.C., and Seeley R.J.
THE EFFECTS OF OREXIGENIC NEUROPEPTIDES ON INTRAORAL INTAKE OF SUCROSE

191. Singletary, K.G., Deviche, P., Strand, C. and Delville, Y.
COMPARATIVE DISTRIBUTION OF OREXIN IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM OF BIRDS AND MAMMALS

192. Proulx, K., Vahl, T.P., Drazen, D.L., Woods, S.C., and Seeley, R.J.
GLUCOCORTICOID DEFICIENCY BLOCKS THE OREXIGENIC EFFECT OF CENTRAL GHRELIN

193. Blum, R.M., and Schneider, J.E.
FOOD DEPRIVATION-INDUCED ANESTRUS DOES NOT REQUIRE ADRENAL SECRETIONS IN SYRIAN HAMSTERS

194. Kauffman, A.S., and Rissman, E.F.
EFFECTS OF GONADOTROPIN-RELEASING HORMONES ON FEEDING AND SATIATION IN MUSK SHREWS

195.Clegg, D.J., Benoit, S.C., Fisher, M.E., Barrera, J.G., Seeley, R.J., and Woods, S.C.
SEX HORMONES DETERMINE FAT DISTRIBUTION AND SENSITIVITY TO ADIPOSITY SIGNALS

196. Fraley, G.S., Teklemichael, D.N., Shimada, I., Baumgartner, J.W., Acohido, B., Clifton D.K., and Steiner, R.A.
GALANIN-LIKE PEPTIDE AS A LINK BETWEEN METABOLISM AND REPRODUCTION

197. Grober, M.S., Schuett, G.W., and Earley, R.L.
HIBERNATION-INDUCED ANOREXIA, SPORADIC BINGE FEEDING, AND DIGESTIVE PHYSIOLOGY OF GILA MONSTERS, HELODERMA SUSPECTUM (REPTILIA SQUAMATA

198.González-Flores, O., Guerra-Araiza, C., Cerbón, M., Camacho-Arroyo, I., and Etgen, A.M.
PARTICIPATION OF THE 26S PROTEASOME IN THE REGULATION OF SEQUENTIAL INHIBITION INDUCED BY PROGESTERONE

199. Place, N.J., Tuthill, C.R., Tramontin, A.D., and Zucker, I.
REPRODUCTIVE AGING IS DECELERATED IN FEMALE SIBERIAN HAMSTERS REARED IN SHORT DAY LENGTHS

200.Woehrling, A., Afonso, V.M., and Pfaus, J.G.
OLFACTORY OCCLUSION: A NEW METHOD OF RESTRICTING OLFACTORY INPUT TO THE RAT

201. Anderson, S., Chernick, A.B., Chernick, B.A., Fisher, W.A., and Hampson, E.
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE WITH ANDROGEN SUPPLEMENTATION THERAPY FOR INHIBITED SEXUAL DESIRE PRE- AND POST-MENOPAUSAL WOMEN AND CONTROLS

202. Schober, J.M., Kuhn, P., Kovacs, P., Earle, J., Byrne, P., and Fries, R.
MODULATION OF PEDOPHILIC SEXUAL URGES AND AROUSIBILITY BY LEUPROLIDE ACETATE

203. Sachser, N., Ambree, O., Görtz, N., Keyvani, K., Lewejohann, L., Palme, R., Paulus, W., and Touma, C.
BEHAVIORAL AND ENDOCRINOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A TRANSGENIC MOUSE MODEL OF THE ALZHEIMER DISEASE

204. Kavaliers, M., Colwell, D.D., Braun, W.J., and Choleris, E.
AVERSIVE RESPONSES OF FEMALE MICE TO PARASITIZED MALES ARE REDUCED BY THE PRESENCE OF THE ODORS OF ANOTHER FEMALE: A CASE OF MATE-COPYING ?

205. Cason, A.M., DenBleyker, M.J., Ferrence, K.D., Smith, J.C., and Houpt, T.A.
SEX AND ESTROUS STAGE DIFFERENCES IN THE BEHAVIORAL EFFECTS OF MAGNETIC FIELD EXPOSURE

206. Schiml-Webb, P.A., Hennessy, M.B., Hawke, J., Voith, V.L., Linden, F., and Davenport, G.M.
PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION TO SHELTER LIVING IN DOGS

207. Sartor, J.J., Balthazart, J., and Ball, G.F.
SINGING AND VOLUME OF A SONG NUCLEUS MAY DEPEND ON SYNERGISTIC ACTIONS OF TESTOSTERONE METABOLITES

208. Goodson, J.L., Evans, A.K., and Lindberg, L.
THE SEPTAL REGION OF SONGBIRDS: CHEMOARCHITECTONIC ZONES AND ACTIVATION BY SOCIAL STIMULI

209. Frye, C.A. and Petralia, S.M.
PICROTOXIN REDUCES THE FACILITATIVE EFFECTS OF NEUROSTEROIDOGENESIS IN THE VENTRAL TEGMENTAL AREA ON SEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF RATS AND HAMSTERS. 

210. Wood, R.I., Peters, K.D., and Hom, S.M.
CASTRATION DOES NOT IMPAIR CHEMOSENSORY DETECTION IN MALE HAMSTERS

211. Shearer, M., and Katz, L.S.
FEMALE-FEMALE MOUNTING AMONG GOATS STIMULATES SEXUAL PERFORMANCE IN MALES. 

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