Prairie vole orgasms ‘rewire’ their brains for long-term love
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Scientists have discovered that orgasms rewire the brains of fuzzy little rodents called prairie voles, helping them to bond…
Prairie vole orgasms 'rewire' their brains for long-term love
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Scientists have discovered that orgasms rewire the brains of fuzzy little rodents called prairie voles, helping them to bond…
Prairie vole orgasms 'rewire' their brains for long-term love
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Two prairie voles together amongst grass. Scientists have discovered that orgasms rewire the brains of fuzzy little rodents…
When male birds keep it interesting in the bedroom, both partners benefit
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M ale birds are no strangers to elaborate romantic gestures, whether displaying vibrantly colored feathers, singing a sweet…
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Яркий окрас и эксцентричное поведение у самцов моногамных птиц – залог успеха в размножении.
Las ventajas de la fidelidad para toda la vida y la receta para mantenerla
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Los machos de ciertas aves monógamas siguen exhibiendo su atractivo tras la conquista para que su compañera sea una madre más…
Las ventajas de la fidelidad para toda la vida y la receta para mantenerla
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Los machos de ciertas aves monógamas siguen exhibiendo su atractivo tras la conquista para que su compañera sea una madre más…
Las ventajas de la fidelidad para toda la vida y la receta para mantenerla
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Los machos de ciertas aves monógamas siguen exhibiendo su atractivo tras la conquista para que su compañera sea una madre más…
For species that mate for life, love matters
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It's not just humans who benefit from this strategy. The male zebra finch's flashy red beak is attractive to his lifetime mate.
New study of species suitable for life shows how investment in love and affection pays off
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A new study, co-authored by UChicago scientists, explains how sexual collaboration and attachment between animals develop with…
New Study of Species That Mate for Life Shows How Investing in Love and Affection Pays Off
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A new study co-authored by UChicago scientists explains how sexual cooperation and bonding evolves among animals with long-lastin…
Investing in love and affection pays off for species that mate for life
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A new study by biologists explains how sexual cooperation and bonding evolves in bird species that form pair bonds.
Investing in Love and Affection Pays Off for Species That Mate for Life
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New research from the and University of North Carolina shows how species of birds form long-term bonds to raise their young…
Investing in love and affection pays off for species that mate for life
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The males of species that form long-lasting pair-bonds, like many birds, often continue to make elaborate displays of plumage…
Investing in love and affection pays off for species that mate for life
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The males of species that form long-lasting pair-bonds, like many birds, often continue to make elaborate displays of plumage…