Using 1 Trece and 1 Sentry Trap: 9 adults, 7 female and 2 males were found.
Using 2 Trece and 2 Sentry Traps: 6 adults, 4 female and 2 males were found.
In this cohort, 68 males were found to have at least one X CNV (3.1%).
Males were found to be more susceptible to 3-NPA-induced neurotoxicity than females, suggesting neuroprotective effects of estrogens.
770 healthy subjects (382 females, 388 males) were found to be eligible to participate in the study.
Males were found closer to paved roads when within or adjacent to high quality habitat and during the period of least human activity.
Spotted Sandpipers also were the first bird species in which males were found to have higher levels than females of prolactin, a pituitary hormone known for its promotion of parental care.
Five times more queens and 71% more males were found in landscapes with clover fields compared to control landscapes, despite these fields constituting less than 0.2% of the landscape area.
Measurements were also made of pheromone release during the whole scotophase and males were found to emit significantly less at this time but the D1 D2 ratio remained relatively constant at 1 1.
In the present study, Malaysian males were found to be taller than females.
All the males were found to be de jure house hold heads.
