Effects of marking with preputial gland material on the attack directed towards long-term castrates by isolated males

Effect of Ferula hormonis Extract on Social Aggression, Fertility and Some Physiological Parameters in Prepubertal Male Mice.

“…Physiological changes in the reproductive organs of intact and pregnant mice are regulated by the hormones of hypothalamo-hypophyseal origin, which are inhibited or stimulated by number of endocrine and exocrine factors [22,23]. Various medicinal plants for birth control and various other Table 3.…”

“…ND: Not Determined [24]. The perpetial gland is one source of a pheromone that has been implicated in changes of aggression [22,25], in the sense that its surgical removal reduces a resident mouse's ability to perceive a conspecific as a suitable object for attack. The present data show that the ingestion of the F. hormonis extract by intruders decreases the attack to which mice are subjected by isolated male residents (Table 2).…”

Effect of Ferula hormonis Extract on Social Aggression, Fertility and Some Physiological Parameters in Prepubertal Male Mice.

“…Physiological changes in the reproductive organs of intact and pregnant mice are regulated by the hormones of hypothalamo-hypophyseal origin, which are inhibited or stimulated by number of endocrine and exocrine factors [22,23]. Various medicinal plants for birth control and various other Table 3.…”

“…ND: Not Determined [24]. The perpetial gland is one source of a pheromone that has been implicated in changes of aggression [22,25], in the sense that its surgical removal reduces a resident mouse's ability to perceive a conspecific as a suitable object for attack. The present data show that the ingestion of the F. hormonis extract by intruders decreases the attack to which mice are subjected by isolated male residents (Table 2).…”

Effects of Oral Applications of Some Medicinal Plant Extracts Used in Jordan on Social Aggression as Well as Testicular and Preputial Gland Structures in Male Mice

“…The preputial gland is clearly one source of "aggression-promoting factor" in the mouse (Homady, 1982). Indeed, this 'pheromone' has been implicated in changes of aggression (Homady et al, 1992). This gland produces a factor that is "aggressionpromoting" in the sense that its surgical removal reduces a resident mouse's ability to perceive a conspecific as a suitable object for attack.…”

Effect of anosmia on the behavior of standard non-aggressive male mice opponents during agonistic encounters

“…In concrete, the pheromonal production could be different and thus influence the behavior of the counterparts. In this sense, although the aggression-promoting properties of the urine and preputial gland material of castrated, dominant, and submissive males have been assessed [Homady and Brain, 1982;Ingersoll, 1986;Lee and Ingersoll, 1983;Mugford and Nowell, 1970], no study has been conducted on the urine of anosmic males. It could be that the perception by a male of the olfactory cues of another conspecific aggressive male could influence its pheromonal production.…”

Effect of Ferula hormonis Extract on Social Aggression, Fertility and Some Physiological Parameters in Prepubertal Male Mice.

“…Physiological changes in the reproductive organs of intact and pregnant mice are regulated by the hormones of hypothalamo-hypophyseal origin, which are inhibited or stimulated by number of endocrine and exocrine factors [22,23]. Various medicinal plants for birth control and various other Table 3.…”

“…ND: Not Determined [24]. The perpetial gland is one source of a pheromone that has been implicated in changes of aggression [22,25], in the sense that its surgical removal reduces a resident mouse's ability to perceive a conspecific as a suitable object for attack. The present data show that the ingestion of the F. hormonis extract by intruders decreases the attack to which mice are subjected by isolated male residents (Table 2).…”

Effects of Oral Applications of Some Medicinal Plant Extracts Used in Jordan on Social Aggression as Well as Testicular and Preputial Gland Structures in Male Mice

“…The preputial gland is clearly one source of "aggression-promoting factor" in the mouse (Homady, 1982). Indeed, this 'pheromone' has been implicated in changes of aggression (Homady et al, 1992). This gland produces a factor that is "aggressionpromoting" in the sense that its surgical removal reduces a resident mouse's ability to perceive a conspecific as a suitable object for attack.…”

Effect of anosmia on the behavior of standard non-aggressive male mice opponents during agonistic encounters

“…In concrete, the pheromonal production could be different and thus influence the behavior of the counterparts. In this sense, although the aggression-promoting properties of the urine and preputial gland material of castrated, dominant, and submissive males have been assessed [Homady and Brain, 1982;Ingersoll, 1986;Lee and Ingersoll, 1983;Mugford and Nowell, 1970], no study has been conducted on the urine of anosmic males. It could be that the perception by a male of the olfactory cues of another conspecific aggressive male could influence its pheromonal production.…”

Effect of Ferula hormonis Extract on Social Aggression, Fertility and Some Physiological Parameters in Prepubertal Male Mice.

“…Physiological changes in the reproductive organs of intact and pregnant mice are regulated by the hormones of hypothalamo-hypophyseal origin, which are inhibited or stimulated by number of endocrine and exocrine factors [22,23]. Various medicinal plants for birth control and various other Table 3.…”

“…ND: Not Determined [24]. The perpetial gland is one source of a pheromone that has been implicated in changes of aggression [22,25], in the sense that its surgical removal reduces a resident mouse's ability to perceive a conspecific as a suitable object for attack. The present data show that the ingestion of the F. hormonis extract by intruders decreases the attack to which mice are subjected by isolated male residents (Table 2).…”

Effects of Oral Applications of Some Medicinal Plant Extracts Used in Jordan on Social Aggression as Well as Testicular and Preputial Gland Structures in Male Mice

“…The preputial gland is clearly one source of "aggression-promoting factor" in the mouse (Homady, 1982). Indeed, this 'pheromone' has been implicated in changes of aggression (Homady et al, 1992). This gland produces a factor that is "aggressionpromoting" in the sense that its surgical removal reduces a resident mouse's ability to perceive a conspecific as a suitable object for attack.…”

Effect of anosmia on the behavior of standard non-aggressive male mice opponents during agonistic encounters

“…In concrete, the pheromonal production could be different and thus influence the behavior of the counterparts. In this sense, although the aggression-promoting properties of the urine and preputial gland material of castrated, dominant, and submissive males have been assessed [Homady and Brain, 1982;Ingersoll, 1986;Lee and Ingersoll, 1983;Mugford and Nowell, 1970], no study has been conducted on the urine of anosmic males. It could be that the perception by a male of the olfactory cues of another conspecific aggressive male could influence its pheromonal production.…”