Social stress in female mice: effects of differential housing on adrenocortical activity and the oestrous cycle
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(1980). Social stress in female mice: effects of differential housing on adrenocortical activity and the oestrous cycle
The general aim of this study has been to examine some physiological and behavioural aspects of crowding in mice. The notion of stress has been central to this study. Using Selye's General Adaptation Syndrome hypothesis as a framework, modern ideas o... Read More about Social stress in female mice: effects of differential housing on adrenocortical activity and the oestrous cycle.