Can estrogens be considered as key elements of the challenge hypothesis? The case of intrasexual aggression in a cichlid fish
Territorial aggression has been widely studied in males and it has been historically suggested that androgens are key mediators of this behavior. However, more recent evidence suggests that it is the aromatization to estrogens, rather than androgens themselves, that is key to regulating this behavio...
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