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Effects of prolactin deficiency during the early postnatal period on the development of maternal behavior in female rats: mother's milk makes the difference

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Effects of prolactin deficiency during the early postnatal period on the development of maternal behavior in female rats: mother's milk makes the difference (English)

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José Carlos Rivera

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Angel I Melo

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Mirsha Pérez-Ledezma

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Carmen Clapp

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Edith Arnold

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Alison S Fleming

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16 June 2009

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Hormones and Behaviour

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