Hormones and Behavior

EDITOR'S NOTE
pp. 299-299(1)
Author: Goy R.W.

Psychosexual Development of Women with Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
pp. 300-318(19)
Authors: Zucker K.J.; Bradley S.J.; Oliver G.; Blake J.; Fleming S.; Hood J.

Gender Change from Female to Male in Classical Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
pp. 319-332(14)
Authors: Meyer-Bahlburg H.F.L.; Gruen R.S.; New M.I.; Bell J.J.; Morishima A.; Shimshi M.; Bueno Y.; Vargas I.; Baker S.W.

From Fertilization to Adult Sexual Behavior
pp. 333-353(21)
Authors: Diamond M.; Binstock T.; Kohl J.V.

Sexual Differentiation of Cognitive Abilities in Women Exposed to Diethylstilbestrol (DES) Prenatally
pp. 354-363(10)
Authors: Hines M.; Sandberg E.C.

Nature Needs Nurture: The Interaction of Hormonal and Social Influences on the Development of Behavioral Sex Differences in Rhesus Monkeys
pp. 364-378(15)
Author: Wallen K.

The Effects of Diethylstilbestrol (DES) before Birth on the Development of Masculine Behavior in Juvenile Female Rhesus Monkeys
pp. 379-386(8)
Authors: Goy R.W.; Deputte B.L.

Early Administration of 17beta-Estradiol Partially Masculinizes Song Control Regions and alpha 2 -Adrenergic Receptor Distribution in European Starlings ( Sturnus vulgaris )
pp. 387-406(20)
Authors: Casto J.M.; Ball G.F.

Critical Periods of Sensitivity of Sexually Dimorphic Spinal Nuclei to Prenatal Testosterone Exposure in Female Rats
pp. 407-415(9)
Authors: Ward O.B.; Wexler A.M.; Carlucci J.R.; Eckert M.A.; Ward I.L.

Androgen Exposure and Reproductive Behavior of an Induced Ovulator, the Pine Vole ( Microtus pinetorum )
pp. 416-423(8)
Authors: Wekesa K.S.; Vandenbergh J.G.

Androgen Spares Androgen-Insensitive Motoneurons from Apoptosis in the Spinal Nucleus of the Bulbocavernosus in Rats
pp. 424-433(10)
Authors: Freeman L.M.; Watson N.V.; Breedlove S.M.

Androgen Induction of Male Sexual Behaviors in Female Goldfish
pp. 434-445(12)
Authors: Stacey N.; Kobayashi M.

Testosterone Control of Male-Type Sexual Behavior in the Tammar Wallaby ( Macropus eugenii )
pp. 446-454(9)
Authors: Rudd C.D.; Short R.V.; Shaw G.; Renfree M.B.

Testosterone Differentially Influences Sex-Specific Pheromone-Stimulated Fos Expression in Limbic Regions of Syrian Hamsters
pp. 455-473(19)
Authors: Fiber J.M.; Swann J.M.

Brain Organization in a Reptile Lacking Sex Chromosomes: Effects of Gonadectomy and Exogenous Testosterone
pp. 474-486(13)
Authors: Crews D.; Coomber P.; Baldwin R.; Azad N.; Gonzalez-Lima F.

Reproductive Functions Illustrating Direct and Indirect Effects of Genes on Behavior
pp. 487-494(8)
Authors: Ogawa S.; Gordan J.D.; Taylor J.; Lubahn D.; Korach K.; Pfaff D.W.

Genetically Triggered Sexual Differentiation of Brain and Behavior
pp. 495-505(11)
Author: Arnold A.P.

Sexual Partner Preference in Female Zebra Finches: The Role of Early Hormones and Social Environment
pp. 506-513(8)
Authors: Mansukhani V.; Adkins-Regan E.; Yang S.

Medial Preoptic/Anterior Hypothalamic Lesions Induce a Female-Typical Profile of Sexual Partner Preference in Male Ferrets
pp. 514-527(14)
Authors: Kindon H.A.; Baum M.J.; Paredes R.J.

Melatonin Binding in the House Sparrow Song Control System: Sexual Dimorphism and the Effect of Photoperiod
pp. 528-537(10)
Authors: Whitfield-Rucker M.G.; Cassone V.M.

Sex Differences in Glutamic Acid Decarboxylase mRNA in Neonatal Rat Brain: Implications for Sexual Differentiation
pp. 538-552(15)
Authors: Davis A.M.; Grattan D.R.; Selmanoff M.; Mccarthy M.M.

Evidence for Sexual Differentiation of Glia in Rat Brain
pp. 553-562(10)
Authors: Mong J.A.; Kurzweil R.L.; Davis A.M.; Rocca M.S.; Mccarthy M.M.

Organizational-Activational Concept Revisited: Sexual Differentiation in an Atherinomorph Teleost
pp. 563-575(13)
Authors: Rosa-Molinar E.; Fritzsch B.; Hendricks S.E.

Perinatal Steroid Treatments Alter Alloparental and Affiliative Behavior in Prairie Voles
pp. 576-582(7)
Authors: Roberts R.L.; Zullo A.; Gustafson E.A.; Carter C.S.

Sex Steroid-Opioid Interactions Associated with the Temporal Component of Avian Calling Patterns
pp. 583-589(7)
Authors: Bernroider G.; Holztrattner M.; Rottner K.

Sex Differences in Sensory and Motor Branches of the Pudendal Nerve of the Rat
pp. 590-599(10)
Authors: Moore C.L.; White R.H.

Independent Differentiation of Sexual and Social Traits
pp. 600-610(11)
Authors: Kendrick A.M.; Schlinger B.A.

Global Sex Differences in Stress-Induced Activation of Cerebral Metabolism Revealed by 2-Deoxyglucose Autoradiography
pp. 611-617(7)
Authors: Brown L.L.; Siegel H.; Etgen A.M.

Searching for Sex Differences in the Vomeronasal Pathway
pp. 618-626(9)
Authors: Segovia S.; Guillamon A.

Do Sex Differences in the Brain Explain Sex Differences in the Hormonal Induction of Reproductive Behavior? What 25 Years of Research on the Japanese Quail Tells Us
pp. 627-661(35)
Authors: Balthazart J.; Tlemcani O.; Ball G.F.

Androgenic Effects on Hypothalamic Asymmetry in a Sexually Differentiated Nucleus Related to Vocal Behavior in Mongolian Gerbils
pp. 662-672(11)
Authors: Holman S.D.; Rice A.

Intracerebral Sex Differences in the Vasotocin System in Birds: Possible Implication in Behavioral and Autonomic Functions
pp. 673-681(9)
Authors: Jurkevich A.; Barth S.W.; Aste N.; Panzica G.; Grossmann R.

Progestins Can Have a Membrane-Mediated Action in Rat Midbrain for Facilitation of Sexual Receptivity
pp. 682-691(10)
Authors: Frye C.A.; Gardiner S.G.

Acknowledgment
pp. 692-692(1)

Author Index for Volume 30
pp. 693-694(2)