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Sheep don't forget a face by Kendrick, Keith M, da Costa, Ana P, Leigh, Andrea E, Hinton, Michael R, Peirce, Jon W

“…The human brain has evolved specialized neural mechanisms for visual recognition of faces, which afford us a remarkable ability to discriminate between,…”
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Pentaric Acids and Derivatives from Nitric Acid-Oxidized Pentoses by Hinton, Michael R., Manley-Harris, Merilyn, Hardcastle, Kenneth I., Kiely, Donald E.

“…This report describes the preparation of the four stereoisomeric pentaric acids by nitric acid oxidation of d-xylose, d-arabinose, l-arabinose, and d-ribose,…”
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Mothers determine sexual preferences by Kendrick, Keith M, Hinton, Michael R, Atkins, Khia, Haupt, Martin A, Skinner, John D

“…The extent to which behaviour is determined by 'nurture' as opposed to 'nature' in mammals is controversial, although most recent interest has focused on…”
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Crystal Structure Models for the Aldaramide Units of Poly(pentaramides) by Hinton, Michael R., Nicholson, Brian K., Manley-Harris, Merilyn, Hardcastle, Kenneth I., Kiely, Donald E.

“…The X-ray crystal structures of seven structurally related diamides, N,N′-dihexyl- and N,N′-dimethylglutaramide, N,N′-dimethylxylaramide,…”
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Sheep don't forget a face by Kendrick, Keith M, da Costa, Ana P, Leigh, Andrea E, Hinton, Michael R, Peirce, Jon W

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Biphasic role of dopamine on female sexual behaviour via D2 receptors in the mediobasal hypothalamus by Fabre-Nys, Claude, Chesneau, Didier, De La Riva, Carlos, Hinton, Michael R., Locatelli, Alain, Ohkura, Satoshi, Kendrick, Keith M.

“…Dopamine has been implicated in the control of sexual behaviour, but its role seems quite complex and controversial. The aim of the present experiments was to…”
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Facial and vocal discrimination in sheep by Kendrick, Keith M., Atkins, Khia, Hinton, Michael R., Broad, Kevin D., Fabre-Nys, C., Keverne, Barry

“…The ability of sheep, Ovis aries, to discriminate between sheep, humans and other animals on the basis of facial and vocal cues was tested in an enclosed…”
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Are faces special for sheep? Evidence from facial and object discrimination learning tests showing effects of inversion and social familiarity by Kendrick, Keith M., Atkins, Khia, Hinton, Michael R., Heavens, Paul, Keverne, Barry

“…We have previously shown that sheep, like monkeys, have neural circuits within the temporal lobe that respond preferentially to faces. They can also…”
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Erratum: Sheep don’t forget a face by Kendrick, Keith M., da Costa, Ana P., Leigh, Andrea E., Hinton, Michael R., Peirce, Jon W.

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Sex Differences in the Influence of Mothers on the Sociosexual Preferences of Their Offspring by Kendrick, Keith M., Haupt, Martin A., Hinton, Michael R., Broad, Kevin D., Skinner, John D.

“…The extent to which “nurture” as opposed to “nature” determines behavior and sociosexual preferences in mammalian species is controversial although most recent…”
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Sheep don't forget a face: The discovery of a remarkable memory shows that sheep are not so stupid after all by KENDRICK, Keith M, COSTA, Ana P, LEIGH, Andrea E, HINTON, Michael R, PEIRCE, Jon W

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Sex differences in the influence of mothers on the sociosexual preferences of their offspring: ICHB&B/SBN Proceedings by KENDRICK, Keith M, HAUPT, Martin A, HINTON, Michael R, BROAD, Kevin D, SKINNER, John D

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