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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Octavo in dark green and white DJ; ix, 223 p.: ill.; 24 cm; index; bibliography: p. [158]-211. Nice copy. // Brain -- Differentiation -- Congresses. Brain -- Sex differences -- Congresses. Sex differences (Psychology) -- Congresses. Sexual behavior in animals -- Congresses. Sexual dimorphism (Animals) -- Congresses. Hormones, Sex -- Physiological effect -- Congresses. Cerveau -- Congr?s. Diff?rences entre sexes (Psychologie) -- Congr?s. Comportement sexuel des animaux -- Congr?s. Dimorphisme sexuel (Animaux) -- Congr?s. Hormones sexuelles -- Effets physiologiques -- Congr?s. Gonadal Steroid Hormones -- physiology -- Congresses. Sex Characteristics -- Congresses. Sex Differentiation -- Congresses. Sexual Behavior -- physiology -- Congresses. Identifier: Animals; Behaviour; Sex differences; Biological factors Conference proceedings. Fine in Very Good+ lightly edge-worn DJ. …

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orig.cloth Some rubbing. Good+. In a rubbed dustwrapper., dustwrapper. Textual graphs & tables. 24x15cm, ix,223 pp, One inked check mark to the table-of-contents. Contents: Sexually Dimorphic Behavior: Definition and the Organizational Hypothesis; Sex Differences in Behavior: Rodents, Birds & Primates; Genetic Aspects of Sex Differences in Behavior and Sexual Differentiation; Cellular and Molecular Aspects of Sexual Differentiation; Cellular Bases of Sexual Dimorphisms of Brain Structure and Function. Some rubbing. Good+. In a rubbed dustwrapper., dustwrapper. …

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -The subject of this book is reproduction-specifically, the interplay between reproductive physiology (especially neural and endocrine events) and behavior. In presenting this topic, there are two expository goals. The first is to study repro duction at all of the major levels of biological organization-from the molecular (e. g. , hormone receptors in the brain), through the cellular (e. g. , ovarian morphogene sis), systemic (e. g. , operation of the hypothalamo-pituitary-ovarian axis), and the organismic levels of organization. Analogously, behavior is treated from the most molecular, elementary, and fundamental components (e. g. , copulatory reflexes), through behavior in the reproductive dyad (e. g. , analysis of female sexual behav ior), to complex social behavior (e. g. , the interaction of social context and behav ioral sex differences). To the extent that these levels of biological and behavioral organization rep resent a 'vertical axis' in behavioral neurobiology, a second goal is to treat the 'horizontal axis' of biological organization, viz. , time. There are, therefore, treat ments of evolutionary origins (e. g. , a phylogenetic survey of psychosexual differ entiation), genetic origins in the individual (e. g. , sexual organogenesis), ontoge netic development (e. g. , behavioral sexual differentiation), and the immediate physiological precursors of behavior (e. g. , hormonal and nonhormonal initiation of maternal behavior). In addition to tracing the origins of reproduction and reproductive behavior, one extends the time-line from the behavior to its physio logical consequences (e. g. , neuroendocrine consequences of sexual behavior). 820 pp. Englisch.…

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. I Differentiaton and Organization of Reproductive Processes.- 1 Sexual Organogenesis.- Body Sex.- Role of the Fetal Testis.- Dual Nature of the Testicular Chemical Signals.- Testicular Androgens.- Muellerian Inhibitor (or Anti-Muellerian Hormone).- Estrogen P.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The subject of this book is reproduction-specifically, the interplay between reproductive physiology (especially neural and endocrine events) and behavior. In presenting this topic, there are two expository goals. The first is to study repro duction at all of the major levels of biological organization-from the molecular (e. g. , hormone receptors in the brain), through the cellular (e. g. , ovarian morphogene sis), systemic (e. g. , operation of the hypothalamo-pituitary-ovarian axis), and the organismic levels of organization. Analogously, behavior is treated from the most molecular, elementary, and fundamental components (e. g. , copulatory reflexes), through behavior in the reproductive dyad (e. g. , analysis of female sexual behav ior), to complex social behavior (e. g. , the interaction of social context and behav ioral sex differences). To the extent that these levels of biological and behavioral organization rep resent a 'vertical axis' in behavioral neurobiology, a second goal is to treat the 'horizontal axis' of biological organization, viz. , time. There are, therefore, treat ments of evolutionary origins (e. g. , a phylogenetic survey of psychosexual differ entiation), genetic origins in the individual (e. g. , sexual organogenesis), ontoge netic development (e. g. , behavioral sexual differentiation), and the immediate physiological precursors of behavior (e. g. , hormonal and nonhormonal initiation of maternal behavior). In addition to tracing the origins of reproduction and reproductive behavior, one extends the time-line from the behavior to its physio logical consequences (e. g. , neuroendocrine consequences of sexual behavior).…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -I Differentiaton and Organization of Reproductive Processes.- 1 Sexual Organogenesis.- 2 Gonadal Hormones during Sexual Differentiation in Vertebrates.- 3 Nonmammalian Psychosexual Differentiation.- 4 Sexual Behavior Differentiation: Effects of Prenatal Manipulations in Rats.- II Hormonal Activation of Behavior.- 5 Reproductive Physiology and Behavior Interactions in Nonmammalian Vertebrates.- 6 The Role of Gonadal Hormones in the Activation of Feminine Sexual Behavior.- 7 Maternal Behavior among the Nonprimate Mammals.- 8 Peripheral Plasma Levels of Gonadal Steroids in Adult Male and Adult, Nonpregnant Female Mammals.- III Neurological Bases of Mammalian Reproductive Behavior.- 9 Neurological Bases of Male Sexual Behavior: A Comparative Analysis.- 10 Neural Mechanisms of Female Reproductive Behavior.- 11 Neuropharmacology, Neurotransmitters, and Sexual Behavior in Mammals.- 12 Brain Mechanisms and Parental Behavior.- IV Biochemical Models of Hormonal Action.- 13 The Role of Metabolism in Hormonal Control of Sexual Behavior.- 14 Steroid Hormone Receptors in Brain and Pituitary: Topography and Possible Functions.- V Social and Experiential Influences on Reproduction.- 15 Neuroendocrine Consequences of Sexual Behavior.- 16 On Measuring Behavioral Sex Differences in Social Contexts.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 820 pp. Englisch.…

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