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Female urinary chemosignals influence scent-marking behavior in male Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus).
The influence of females on the amount of scent-marking behavior displayed by male Mongolian gerbils was investigated. Males isolated from females scent mark at a low level which increases more than two-fold if females are present in the room for three weeks without direct contact with the males. A similar increase is obtained by application of pooled female urine directly onto the males' noses.
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