Influence of Juvenile Hormone III on the Development and Plasticity of the Responsiveness of Female Crickets to Calling Males through Control of the Response Properties of Identified Auditory Neurons-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Influence of Juvenile Hormone III on the Development and Plasticity of the Responsiveness of Female Crickets to Calling Males through Control of the Response Properties of Identified Auditory Neurons

Published:2002 Issue: Volume: Page:167-XVII
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Container-title:Hormones, Brain and Behavior
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Stout John F.,Atkins Gordon J.,Bronsert Michael,Hao Jing,Walikonis Randall

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Elsevier

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