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Phenotypic plasticity in female naked mole-rats after removal from reproductive suppression.
The Journal of experimental biology - 1 Dec 2007
Dengler-Crish Christine M, Catania Kenneth C
Abstract excerpt
Naked mole-rats are fossorial African rodents that live in large, eusocial groups. Adult subordinate female mole-rats are reproductively suppressed by the dominant breeding female in their colonies. As a result, subordinate females remain reproductively quiescent for their entire lives unless they are removed from the suppressive presence of the dominant female. This makes subordinate female mole-rats a tractable...
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