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[The significance of the genotype and individual behavioral characteristics for the manifestation of the dominant phenotype in mouse micropopulations].

Zhurnal vysshei nervnoi deiatelnosti imeni I P Pavlova - 1 Jan 2000

Serova L I, Kozlova O N, Naumenko E V

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Influence of genotype and such individual characteristics as locomotor and exploratory activity, aggressiveness and emotionality, was studied in male mice. Males F1 and males of the parent line PT had high level of social dominance. F1 had high level of aggressiveness, and low emotionality, medium level of locomotor and exploratory activity. Significance of these individual behavioural characteristics for...

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