Effects of medial preoptic lesions on male mouse ultrasonic vocalizations and copulatory behavior1
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Supported in part by Postdoctoral Fellowship NS 05854-01 from NINCDS to A. A. N. A preliminary report of this research was presented at the Eastern Conference on Reproductive Behavior annual meeting in New Orleans, June 7, 1979. We are grateful to Janet Gray for helpful comments on the manuscript.