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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"biological sex differences"”.

  1. The Breakup Project: using evolutionary theory to predict and interpret responses to romantic relationship dissolution

    … physical cues), attaining a mate (e.g., intrasexual competition), and keeping a mate (e.g., competitor derogation, emotional manipulation). However, this evolutionary model of human pair bonding has not fully addressed relationship termination. If we accept that we have an evolved suite of …

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  2. Translational neuroimaging of the young pig: Investigating sex-specific and environmental influences on neurodevelopment

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms

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  3. Influence of biological sex and thyroid hormone on skeletal and cardiac muscle metabolism in heat-stressed pigs

    … metabolism between gilts and barrows. Pigs (n=8/sex) were exposed to TNC, HS1, or HS7 environments. Skeletal muscle samples were used to analyze in vivo metabolism. Barrows tended (P=0.09) to be more MF than gilts even though no changes in mitochondrial enzyme activity were observed. However, …

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  4. Developing Subadult Sex Estimation Standards Using Adult Morphological Sex Traits and an Ontogenetic Approach

    … theme in the anthropological literature is that sex estimation can only be conducted on "adults," a term associated with the culturally and legally defined chronological age of 18 years and older. Consistently low accuracy rates published in the subadult sex estimation literature causes these …

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