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The chemosensory world of mosquitoes: olfactory receptors and their role in blocking mosquito-borne disease transmission. [PDF]
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Journal of Chemical Ecology, 1983
Behavioral studies using anestrous female beagles, and olfactory tests with dogs in the absence of females, indicate that methylp-hydroxybenzoate cannot be considered a key sexual attractant for male beagles, even though this compound has been found in estrous vaginal secretions.
S M, Kruse, W E, Howard
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Behavioral studies using anestrous female beagles, and olfactory tests with dogs in the absence of females, indicate that methylp-hydroxybenzoate cannot be considered a key sexual attractant for male beagles, even though this compound has been found in estrous vaginal secretions.
S M, Kruse, W E, Howard
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Sex-Role and opposite-Sex Interpersonal Attraction
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1988Androgynous, traditional, and undifferentiated male and female subjects indicated their attraction to three opposite-sex strangers who were described as having an androgynous, traditional, and undifferentiated sex-role. Subjects' ability to describe the sex-roles of the strangers was also measured.
J P, Lombardo, P L, Francis, S, Brown
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American Cockroach Sex Attractant
Science, 1965The structure (2,2-dimethyl-3-isopropylidenecyclopropyl propionate) previously assigned to the sex attractant of the American cockroach has now been shown by additional physical and chemical data and biological inactivity of the synthetic preparation to be incorrect. The structure of this attractant remains to be determined.
M, Jacobson, M, Beroza
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Russian Chemical Reviews, 1969
The review deals with the chemical study of natural attracting substances in insects. Insect attractants have been classified in accordance with structural factors: (1) unsaturated alcohols and their acetates; (2) aliphatic acids; (3) terpene-like substances.
Yu B Pyatnova, L L Ivanov, A S Kyskina
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The review deals with the chemical study of natural attracting substances in insects. Insect attractants have been classified in accordance with structural factors: (1) unsaturated alcohols and their acetates; (2) aliphatic acids; (3) terpene-like substances.
Yu B Pyatnova, L L Ivanov, A S Kyskina
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Recurring Victimization and Same-Sex Attraction
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2022Study Questions: People who identify as same-sex attracted (SSA) face significantly greater risk for victimization than their non-SSA counterparts. However, little distinction is made between single versus recurring victimization among the SSA population.
Mindy S. Bradley, Brent Teasdale
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Parasitology Today, 1987
Nematodes communicate with each other using pheromones - chemicals secreted by one individual that affect the behaviour of others of the same species. Chemicals secreted into the environment are known to influence host location, dormancy (dauer-larva formation), competitive interactions and mate detection; they benefit the nematode by reducing energy ...
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Nematodes communicate with each other using pheromones - chemicals secreted by one individual that affect the behaviour of others of the same species. Chemicals secreted into the environment are known to influence host location, dormancy (dauer-larva formation), competitive interactions and mate detection; they benefit the nematode by reducing energy ...
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