Rodent sex differences in emotional and related behavior1
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Supported by a Grant from the Medical Research Council of U.K., to Professor R. J. Andrew. I thank Professor Andrew, Dr. P. A. Russell (University of Aberdeen) and a perceptive reviewer, for their helpful comments on earlier versions of this paper.
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