Hypothalamic destruction and mouse aggression

Shivers, Myra; Edwards, David A.

doi:10.3758/bf03326753

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Relationship between sexual activity and intraspecific fighting in male mice

1984

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Significantly more male mice having cohabited and mated with intact females subsequently displayed intraspecific fighting behavior after castration than males having cohabited with noncycling (ovariectomized) females. Also, intact males that failed to achieve a criterion for aggression during three screening tests subsequently showed a marked increase in fighting after having had copulatory experience relative to males that lived with ovariectomized females. Lastly, spontaneously aggressive males copulated more frequently than nonfighters.

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