Social instability during pregnancy and lactation alters female wild cavy offsprings’ endocrine status and behaviour later in life
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Social instability during pregnancy and lactation alters female wild cavy offsprings’ endocrine status and behaviour later in life
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BEHAVIOUR
Volume 152, Issue 7-8, Pages 837-859
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Brill Academic Publishers
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2015-06-03
DOI
10.1163/1568539x-00003256
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