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Transcriptomic Regulations Underlying Pair-bond Formation and Maintenance in the Socially Monogamous Male and Female Prairie Vole. [PDF]
Biol Psychiatry, 2022 Duclot F +4 more
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297 pagesFor group living species, social bonds serve to regulate many of life’s challenges, including gaining access to and defending resources (e.g., shelter and mating partners).
Forero, Santiago
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Ability of a coupled electron pair approximation to treat single bond breakings
, 2010 International audienceThe self-consistent size-consistent CI ((SC)2CI), which considers all exclusion principle violating (EPV) diagrams, is able to treat single bond breakings, despite its single-reference character.
Ma, Jing +2 more
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Pair Bond-Induced Affiliation and Aggression in Male Prairie Voles Elicit Distinct Functional Connectivity in the Social Decision-Making Network. [PDF]
Front Neurosci, 2021 Gossman KR +5 more
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Many species of animals, particularly birds, provide parental care as offspring grow and develop. Bi-parental care, wherein both parents contribute to care, increases the quality of care while partially offsetting physical costs.
Murdoch, Grace
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On bond-additive and atoms-pair-additive indices of graphs [PDF]
Electronic Journal of Mathematics, 2021 Tamas Reti, Akbar Ali, Ivan Gutman
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Influence of lone-pair electrons of cations on bond-valence parameters
, 1996 According to the current bond-valence concept, the valence Vi of an atom A i is a function of the distances Dij to its neighbors X j and
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Jixie chuandong, 2011 The bond graph modeling of swing guide-bar mechanism is researched.An integrated modeling method based on the combination of virtual work principle and bond graph is put forward.Firstly,the centroid movement rule of each bar and the bond graph model of ...
何雅槐, 唐进元, 陈海锋
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Causes and consequences of pair-bond disruption in socially monogamous species
Many animals, from crustaceans to humans, form socially monogamous pair-bonds which are maintained during one or more consecutive breeding seasons. However, the ecological consequences of the disruption of monogamous pair-bond have rarely been addressed ...
Sun, Ruijiao
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Downy woodpecker pair bond maintenance in winter: Proximate and ultimate mechanisms
, 2003 In most birds, the pair bond relationship during the reproductive period is ubiquitous and often necessary for reproductive success. However, trade-offs between the costs and benefits of pair bond maintenance (PBM) make this relationship more variable in
Kellam, James Scott
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