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Published 2002
“... pattern of autonomic innervation during sexual maturation, using the rat epididymis as a model. Glyoxylic...”
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Published 2014
Subjects: “...Comportamento sexual de risco...”
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Published 2014
Subjects: “...Dimorfismo sexual (Animais)...”
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Published 2012
“...[3,2-d) pyrimidin-4-yloxy)phenyl]ureas by promoting t he regioselective attack of the hydroxy group of the...”
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Published 2020
“... pela linhagem e pelo dimorfismo sexual e maioria das variações hormonais ocorreram devido às diferenças...”
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Published 2006
Subjects: “...Processos de determinação sexual...”
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Published 2007
“... efficient energy migration pathway, thus reducing the observed quantum yield of the dye. In this work...”
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Published 2010
“... sexual and aggressive behaviors. Here, the pattern of mRNA expression of the brain aromatase isoform...”
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Published 2017
“.... Females are significantly smaller than males, have a shorter tail, and reach sexual maturity at later...”
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Published 1995
“... a seasonal growth pattern, with annulus formation restricted to a short period of the year (May/June...”
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