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Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
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S Zilioli, NV Watson - PLoS ONE, 2013 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
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Winning Isn't Everything: Mood and Testosterone Regulate the Cortisol Response in Competition
S Zilioli, NV Watson - PLoS ONE, 2013 - summit.sfu.ca
Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
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S Zilioli, NV Watson - PLoS ONE, 2013 - core.ac.uk
Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Winning isn't everything: Mood and testosterone regulate the cortisol response in competition.
S Zilioli, NV Watson - PLoS ONE, 2013 - psycnet.apa.org
Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat—as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat—as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Winning isn't everything: mood and testosterone regulate the cortisol response in competition.
S Zilioli, NV Watson - Plos one, 2013 - europepmc.org
Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
[PDF][PDF] Winning Isn't Everything: Mood and Testosterone Regulate the Cortisol Response in Competition
S Zilioli, NV Watson - PLoS ONE, 2013 - pdfs.semanticscholar.org
Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
[PDF][PDF] Winning Isn't Everything: Mood and Testosterone Regulate the Cortisol Response in Competition
S Zilioli, N Watson - 2013 - Citeseer
Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
[PDF][PDF] Winning Isn't Everything: Mood and Testosterone Regulate the Cortisol Response in Competition
S Zilioli, NV Watson - PLoS ONE, 2013 - cyberleninka.org
Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat–as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Winning isn't everything: mood and testosterone regulate the cortisol response in competition
S Zilioli, NV Watson - PloS one, 2013 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Dominance contests are recurrent and widespread causes of stress among mammals.
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat-as reflected in levels of adrenal …
Studies of activation of the stress axis in social defeat-as reflected in levels of adrenal …