Search Results - "Woodley, S. K."

Putative Chemosignals of the Ferret (Mustela furo) Associated with Individual and Gender Recognition by Zhang, J.X., Soini, H.A., Bruce, K.E., Wiesler, D., Woodley, S.K., Baum, M.J., Novotny, M.V.

“…Quantitative stir bar sorptive extraction methods, both in the aqueous and headspace modes, followed by thermal desorption gas chromatography–mass spectrometry…”
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Skin defenses of North American salamanders against a deadly salamander fungus by Pereira, K. E., Woodley, S. K.

“…The recently emerged fungal pathogen, Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans (Bsal) causes the lethal skin disease chytridiomycosis in susceptible salamander…”
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Temporal patterns of limbic monoamine and plasma corticosterone response during social stress by Summers, C.H, Summers, T.R, Moore, M.C, Korzan, W.J, Woodley, S.K, Ronan, P.J, Hglund, E, Watt, M.J, Greenberg, N

“…Dominant and subordinate males respond differently to the stress of social interaction. After an hour of social interaction, subordinate male Anolis…”
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Effects of Vomeronasal Organ Removal on Olfactory Sex Discrimination and Odor Preferences of Female Ferrets by Woodley, S.K., Cloe, A.L., Waters, P., Baum, M.J.

“…Previous research suggests that body odorants, including anal scents and urinary odors, contribute to sex discrimination and mate identification in European…”
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Comparison of odor and mating-induced glomerular activation in the main olfactory bulb of estrous female ferrets by Batterton, M.N., Robarts, D., Woodley, S.K., Baum, M.J.

“…Previously [S.K. Woodley, M.J. Baum, Differential activation of glomeruli in the ferret's main olfactory bulb by anal scent gland odors from males and females:…”
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Handling stress increases expression of male sexual behaviour in an amphibian with an explosive mating strategy by Woodley, S. K., Porter, B. A.

“…Exposure to stressors typically suppresses reproductive processes, including the expression of sexual behaviour. However, many animal species breed in extreme…”
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Female territorial aggression and steroid hormones in mountain spiny lizards by WOODLEY, SARAH K., MOORE, MICHAEL C.

“…In certain species, females are highly aggressive. For example, female mountain spiny lizards,Sceloporus jarrovi, express aggressive behaviours when defending…”
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Ovarian Hormones Influence Territorial Aggression in Free-Living Female Mountain Spiny Lizards by Woodley, Sarah K., Moore, Michael C.

“…Females are aggressive in many species but relatively little is known about the hormonal basis of female aggression, especially in free-living animals. Female…”
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Sexually Dimorphic Activation of Galanin Neurones in the Ferret's Dorsomedial Preoptic Area/Anterior Hypothalamus after Mating by Bakker, J., Woodley, S. K., Kelliher, K. R., Baum, M. J.

“…Male ferrets in breeding condition possess three times as many galanin‐immunoreactive (IR) neurones as oestrous females in the sexually dimorphic dorsomedial…”
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Differential activation of glomeruli in the ferret's main olfactory bulb by anal scent gland odours from males and females: an early step in mate identification by Woodley, Sarah K., Baum, Michael J.

“…Peripheral anosmia was previously found to disrupt sex discrimination and partner preference in male and female ferrets. Here we show directly that volatile…”
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Effects of sex hormones and gender on attraction thresholds for volatile anal scent gland odors in ferrets by Woodley, Sarah K, Baum, Michael J

“…Body odors contribute to mate recognition and sexual partner preference in many mammals, including ferrets. We used a habituation/dishabituation procedure to…”
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Contribution of anal scent gland and urinary odorants to mate recognition in the ferret by CLOE, A. L, WOODLEY, S. K, WATERS, P, ZHOU, H, BAUM, M. J

“…Previous research [J. Neurosci. 21 (2001) 5832-5840] showed that ferrets of both sexes require olfactory signals to identify opposite-sex mating partners at a…”
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Contribution of anal scent gland and urinary odorants to mate recognition in the ferret by Cloe, A.L., Woodley, S.K., Waters, P., Zhou, H., Baum, M.J.

“…Previous research [J. Neurosci. 21 (2001) 5832–5840] showed that ferrets of both sexes require olfactory signals to identify opposite-sex mating partners at a…”
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Effect of tidal cycle and food intake on the baseline plasma corticosterone rhythm in intertidally foraging marine iguanas by Woodley, Sarah K., Painter, Danika L., Moore, Michael C., Wikelski, Martin, Michael Romero, L.

“…In most species, plasma levels of baseline glucocorticoids such as corticosterone (B) have a circadian rhythm. This rhythm can be entrained by both photoperiod…”
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Sex difference in the distribution and size of glomeruli in the ferret's main olfactory bulb by Waters, Patricia, Woodley, Sarah K., Baum, Michael J.

“…When exposed to male anal scent gland odorants in a previous study from our laboratory, the distribution of activated glomeruli in the ventral–caudal portion…”
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Reproductive Endocrinology of the Explosively Breeding Desert Spadefoot Toad,Scaphiopus couchii by Harvey, Loreé A., Propper, Catherine R., Woodley, Sarah K., Moore, Michael C.

“…The spadefoot toad,Scaphiopus couchii,is an explosively breeding, desert dwelling amphibian that shows two characteristics hypothesized to select for a…”
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Neuroendocrine responses in free-living female and male lizards after aggressive interactions by Woodley, Sarah K, Matt, Kathleen S, Moore, Michael C

“…Although female aggression is found in many species and in a variety of contexts, little is known about its physiological bases. To compare neuroendocrine…”
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Sex steroid hormones and sexual dimorphism of chemosensory structures in a terrestrial salamander ( Plethodon shermani ) by Woodley, Sarah K

“…Abstract The volume of the vomeronasal organ (VNO) in the terrestrial salamander Plethodon shermani was approximately 1.7 times larger in adult males compared…”
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Estradiol modulation of central monoamine activity in female mountain spiny lizards by Woodley, S K, Matt, K S, Moore, M C

“…Although estradiol (E2) mediates many behaviors in females, relatively little is known about its role in female aggression. Previous studies in female mountain…”
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Exposure to pheromones increases plasma corticosterone concentrations in a terrestrial salamander by Schubert, Stephanie N, Wack, Corina L, Houck, Lynne D, Feldhoff, Pamela W, Feldhoff, Richard C, Woodley, Sarah K

“…Abstract Sensory cues involved in social interactions can influence plasma steroid hormone concentrations. Although pheromonal communication is common in…”
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