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Slimp, 1977 - Google Patents

Reduction of genital sensory input and sexual behavior of female guinea pigs

Slimp, 1977

Document ID
14867534705837538430
Author
Slimp J
Publication year
Publication venue
Physiology & Behavior

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The role of the pelvic, pudendal and genitofemoral nerves in governing the display of lordosis and in determining the duration of estrus was examined in the female guinea pig. The effect of transection of these nerves was to increase the amount of time lordosis was …
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