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*[[Bruce effect]] |
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*[[Estrous]] |
*[[Estrous]] |
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*[[Lordosis (animal)]] |
*[[Lordosis (animal)]] |
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*[[Pheromones]] |
*[[Pheromones]] |
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Animal sexual receptivity is an area of research that studies the factors affecting the willingness of animals to engage in animal mating behavior
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- Animal biological rythms
- Bruce effect
- Estrous
- Lordosis (animal)
- Pheromones
- Reproductive synchrony
- Reproduction
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