Blocked Sexual Receptivity in Grouped Female Golden Hamsters: Independence from Ovarian Function and Continuous Group Maintenance

Lisk, Robert D.; Langenberg, Karen K.; Buntin, John D.

doi:10.1095/biolreprod22.2.237

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Blocked Sexual Receptivity in Grouped Female Golden Hamsters: Independence from Ovarian Function and Continuous Group Maintenance

Abstract: The block in sexual receptivity resulting from maintaining female hamsters in groups is not

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