“…In birds, the preponderance of evidence of sexual learning comes from the study of Japanese quail ( Coturnix japonica ). The sexual responses of both male (Akins & Domjan, 1996; Akins, Domjan, & Gutierrez, 1994; Balthazart, Reid, Absil, Foidart, & Ball, 1995; Crawford & Domjan, 1993; Cusato & Domjan, 2000; Domjan, Lyons, North, & Bruell, 1986; Domjan, O'Vary, & Greene, 1988; Holloway & Domjan, 1993b; Nash & Domjan, 1991) and female quail (Gutierrez & Domjan, 1997) change as a result of conditioning. These changes include alterations of the likelihood of sexual responses, changes in the situations in which sexual behaviors occur, and variations in the relative success of sexual interactions.…”