Animal reproduction is supported by the integration of various external and internal processes. These processes include a combination of perceived sensory cues, behaviors and hormone secretion. In ...

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This Research Topic is part of the annual “Trends in Behavioral Endocrinology” series, which highlights new research on the neuroendocrine mechanisms ...

Animals are more likely to mate in warmer environments, a study analyzing the impact of climate change on reproductive behavior has found. Looking at the impact of temperature changes on 22 species ...

tive behaviors may be harder to change in the short run than abortion choices. Another long-term change that could affect abortion choices is a trend toward making adoption easier and providing ...

Amphibians occupy a unique ecological niche, oscillating between aquatic and terrestrial environments across their life cycle. As ectothermic vertebrates, their physiology, growth and survival are ...

Interpersonal violence comes in many forms, some more recognizable than others. One evolving recognizable area where interpersonal coercion and control are used to invade a victim’s personal autonomy ...

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Carlstead, Kathy J. and Brown, Janine L. 2005. "Relationships Between Patterns of Fecal Corticoid Excretion and Behavior, Reproduction, and Environmental Factors in Captive Black (Diceros bicornis) ...

The ocean is full of strange survival strategies, but few are as shocking as the behaviour of certain male octopuses that detach their own arm during reproduction. At first glance, it may look like ...