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Trans-generational effects of prenatal stress in quail.

Proceedings. Biological sciences - 22 Feb 2013

Guibert Floriane, Lumineau Sophie, Kotrschal Kurt, Möstl Erich, Richard-Yris Marie-Annick, Houdelier Cécilia

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The prenatal environment is a source of phenotypic variability influencing the animal's characteristics. Prenatal stress affects not only the development of offspring, but also that of the following generation. Such effects have been best documented in mammals but can also be observed in birds, suggesting common processes across phylogenetic orders. We found previously that Japanese quail females stressed during...

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PMID: 23256192
DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2012.2368
PMCID: PMC3574342

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