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Social behavioural profiles in pigs and the role of sex, dominance and kinship.

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A model of hormones and agonistic behavior

Physiology and Behavior, 1975
A model of the interaction between endocrine function and agonistic responding was developed that incorporates three specific hypotheses about the relactionship between hormones and agonistic behavior: (1) The baseline hormonal state of the organism contributes to the determination of whether, in what way, and how intensely the animal will react when ...
Alan I Leshner
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Agonistic Behavior in Several Species of Fish

Psychological Reports, 1965
Seven species of fish were studied in an attempt to determine interspecies differences in the amount and type of agonistic behavior shown. Fish in each species were paired and the frequency of attacks shown during a 5-min. observation session was recorded.
A L, MCDONALD, N W, HEIMSTRA
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Reduction of Pig Agonistic Behavior by Androstenone

Journal of Animal Science, 1988
One hundred twenty-four prepuberal crossbred pigs were used in a series of behavioral bioassays to determine the minimum dose of androstenone (5 alpha-androst-16-en-3-one) that would reduce the level of agonistic behavior among dyads of newly regrouped pigs. Randomly selected females and castrated males were used in 21-h videotaped observation periods.
J J, McGlone, J L, Morrow
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