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  Sixty seconds elapsed between placement of the scent marks
  in the first and second donor. The slide was suspended by a
  clasp and wire hanger approximately 1 cm above your substrate
  and against the walls opposite the nest in the subject's home
  cage. After that, during the 3-min examination, the total amount of time that
  subjects investigated the marks from that pair of scent donors
  was registered. Subjects had to riff or sniff both fragrance marks on
  the slide for the details to be in the analyses. The observer
  was blind to your position of the scent donor's marks over the slide.
  Each slide was used only one time and then discarded.
  Necessarily mean time (s)±SEM which LP male voles not necessarily treated with melatonin, LP
  men treated with melatonin, LP female voles not treated using melatonin, LP
  female voles taken care of with melatonin, SP adult men, and SP females spent selfgrooming
  when they were exposed to bedding scented by LP adult men, LP females,
  SP adult men, and SP females. A two-way ANOVA was used to test for significant
  differences in the quality of time self-grooming across each odor condition
  (α≤0. 05). Histograms given with different letters point out significant
  difference between odor conditions (Holm-Sidak test, pb0. 05).
  Mean titers±SEM of circulating (some sort of) testosterone of LP men voles not
  treated using melatonin, LP male voles treated with melatonin, and SP men voles
  and (n) estradiol of LP female voles not treated using melatonin, LP female voles
  taken care of with melatonin, and SP female voles.
  (F8, 239=12. 13, pb0. 001) and for condition of the donor
  (F3, 239=5. 53, p=0. 001). However, there was also a significant
  001) together with for
  condition of your donor (F3, 239=3. forty two, pb0. 018). Post hoc
  comparisons indicated that LP males spent more time selfgrooming
  in response to the bedding of LP females than to
  that of LP males, SP males, and SP females (Holm-Sidak,
  pb0. 05; Fig. 2). LP females spent longer self-grooming
  in response on the bedding of LP males than to that of LP
  females (pb0. 05; Fig. two). In addition, LP although spent more
  time self-grooming in response to the bedding of SP adult men
  than to that involving SP females (pb0. females, SP adult men, and SP females (each comparison,
  pN0. 05; Fig. 2). Short-photoperiod males spent longer
  17, df=11, p=0. 86; Fig. 3a).
  Untreated LP females spent longer investigating the odors
  with LP males than people of LP females (t=5. 66, df=11,
  pb0. 001), and they also spent a similar amount of time
  71; Fig. 3b). In contrast, LP males
  that received melatonin capsules spent a comparable amount of
  time looking into the odor of opposing and same-sex
  conspecifics irrespective of photoperiod (t=1. 29, df=11,
  p=0. 320, with regard to LP donors and t=0. 10, df=11, p=0. 91 with regard to SP
  donors; Fig. 3c). Long-photoperiod females that received
  melatonin capsules spent similar numbers of time investigating
  the odors of LP opposite together with same-sex conspecifics
  (t=1. 03, df=11, p = 0. 34), but they spent longer
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Sixty seconds elapsed between placement of the scent marks<br />in the first and second donor. The slide was suspended by a<br />clasp and wire hanger approximately 1 cm above your substrate<br />and against the walls opposite the nest in the subject's home<br />cage. After that, during the 3-min examination, the total amount of time that<br />subjects investigated the marks from that pair of scent donors<br />was registered. Subjects had to riff or sniff both fragrance marks on<br />the slide for the details to be in the analyses. The observer<br />was blind to your position of the scent donor's marks over the slide.<br />Each slide was used only one time and then discarded.<br />Necessarily mean time (s)±SEM which LP male voles not necessarily treated with melatonin, LP<br />men treated with melatonin, LP female voles not treated using melatonin, LP<br />female voles taken care of with melatonin, SP adult men, and SP females spent selfgrooming<br />when they were exposed to bedding scented by LP adult men, LP females,<br />SP adult men, and SP females. A two-way ANOVA was used to test for significant<br />differences in the quality of time self-grooming across each odor condition<br />(α≤0. 05). Histograms given with different letters point out significant<br />difference between odor conditions (Holm-Sidak test, pb0. 05).<br />Mean titers±SEM of circulating (some sort of) testosterone of LP men voles not<br />treated using melatonin, LP male voles treated with melatonin, and SP men voles<br />and (n) estradiol of LP female voles not treated using melatonin, LP female voles<br />taken care of with melatonin, and SP female voles.<br />(F8, 239=12. 13, pb0. 001) and for condition of the donor<br />(F3, 239=5. 53, p=0. 001). However, there was also a significant<br />001) together with for<br />condition of your donor (F3, 239=3. forty two, pb0. 018). Post hoc<br />comparisons indicated that LP males spent more time selfgrooming<br />in response to the bedding of LP females than to<br />that of LP males, SP males, and SP females (Holm-Sidak,<br />pb0. 05; Fig. 2). LP females spent longer self-grooming<br />in response on the bedding of LP males than to that of LP<br />females (pb0. 05; Fig. two). In addition, LP although spent more<br />time self-grooming in response to the bedding of SP adult men<br />than to that involving SP females (pb0. females, SP adult men, and SP females (each comparison,<br />pN0. 05; Fig. 2). Short-photoperiod males spent longer<br />17, df=11, p=0. 86; Fig. 3a).<br />Untreated LP females spent longer investigating the odors<br />with LP males than people of LP females (t=5. 66, df=11,<br />pb0. 001), and they also spent a similar amount of time<br />71; Fig. 3b). In contrast, LP males<br />that received melatonin capsules spent a comparable amount of<br />time looking into the odor of opposing and same-sex<br />conspecifics irrespective of photoperiod (t=1. 29, df=11,<br />p=0. 320, with regard to LP donors and t=0. 10, df=11, p=0. 91 with regard to SP<br />donors; Fig. 3c). Long-photoperiod females that received<br />melatonin capsules spent similar numbers of time investigating<br />the odors of LP opposite together with same-sex conspecifics<br />(t=1. 03, df=11, p = 0. 34), but they spent longer<br /><a href="http://www.abblis.com/betamethasone-dipropionate-diprolene-ab2000220-api.html" rel="nofollow">betamethasone dipropionate cream .05</a>, <a href="http://www.abblis.com/mizoribine-bredinin-ab2000078-api.html" rel="nofollow">immunosuppression kidney transplant</a>, <a href="http://www.abblis.com/flubendazole-flutelmium-ab2000324-api.html" rel="nofollow">fish tank fish species</a></div>

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