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Enoggera nassaui does engage in aggression with other parasitoid species (Murray et al. 2009; Murray 2010); however, this study will focus on aggression between conspecifics.

Analysis showed no significant difference in aggression with habitat, however there was approximately 48% greater difference in mean aggression levels between large and small fish on bleached coral.

Considering Block 2 alone, there was a similarly strong differentiation among lines in aggression, with the selected Agg line topping the hierarchy, and the unselected Neut line showing the least aggression (n = 405, DF = 9, χ2 = 40.654, P<0.0001).

A significant improvement in aggression with risperidone and olanzapine compared to placebo.

The review looked at outpatients or people living in care facilities and found (Ballard et al 2006, p 5): A significant improvement in aggression with risperidone and olanzapine compared to placebo.

The first week was devoted to exercises in controlled aggression, with recruits paired against each other in boxing and wrestling.

In both species there was an increase in aggression in trials with sympatric females compared to trials with allopatric females (N.bryanti: χ cmh 2 = 9.7, P = 0.002; N.lepida: χ cmh 2 = 7.7, P = 0.006; Figure  2C).

The MAO-A genotypic variation has been associated with variation in aggression, especially in interaction with childhood trauma or other early adverse events (Verhoeven et al. 2012).

Mr. Joffe, quickly surveying the history of traditional European diplomacy, describes a centuries-long exercise in aggression and containment, with the great powers seeking to maximize their advantage while frustrating their rivals, usually through temporary alliances.

Using antibody injection to inactivate ependymin in pairs of dominant and subdominant zebrafish, the subdominant fish exhibited a substantial increase in aggression in parallel with an enhanced competitive ability.

Surprisingly, in contrast to studies showing that individual differences in aggression are associated with differences in CORT concentration [55] [57], the novelty exposure effect on competitive success was not accompanied by a novelty effect on circulating CORT concentration.