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Multiple optic gland signaling pathways implicated in octopus maternal behaviors and death

2018-06-07

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<h4>0. Summary statement</h4> Octopus optic glands employ a multiplex progression of signaling molecules to regulate maternal behaviors. <h4>1. Abstract</h4> Post-reproductive life in the female octopus is characterized by an extreme pattern of maternal care: the mother cares for her clutch of eggs without feeding until her death. These maternal behaviors are completely eradicated if the optic glands, the octopu...

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675a6db7-a770-5976-935b-8604af88324b
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10.1101/340984
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