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William Caldwell Young,empirical research, and the many scientists he trained and inspired. He was instrumental in establishing that effects of androgens secreted pre-– and/or postnatally organize structures that mediate mating behavior in several mammalian species. His academic descendants are major contributors to modern behavioral neuroendocrinology.

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Randy J. Nelson,Zachary M. WeilTraces the development of behavioral neuroendocrinology through the lives of those who defined the field.Features chapters from the leading authorities in behavioral neuroendocrinology.Provides a revi

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