Prepartum and Postpartum Open-Field Behavior and Maternal Responsiveness in Mice Bidirectionally Selected for Open-Field Thigmotaxis

The authors examined pre- and postpartum open-field (OF) behavior and maternal responsiveness in mice that they bidirectionally selected for OF thigmotaxis. The authors tested 40 female mice under 3 conditions: prepartum OF, postpartum OF, and a pup retrieval test. In both OF conditions, the high OF...

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Animal behavior
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Anxiety
Arousal - genetics
Biological and medical sciences
Breastfeeding & lactation
Defecation
Eliminative Behavior, Animal
emotionality
Emotions
Exploratory Behavior
Female
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
Gender differences
Grooming
HOFT and LOFT mice
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Maternal Behavior - psychology
Mice
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Motor Activity - genetics
open field
Pregnancy
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Pregnancy, Animal - psychology
Proprioception - genetics
Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry
pup retrieval
Reaction Time - genetics
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Urination
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Animal ethology
Animal reproduction
Animals
Anxiety
Arousal - genetics
Biological and medical sciences
Breastfeeding & lactation
Defecation
Eliminative Behavior, Animal
emotionality
Emotions
Exploratory Behavior
Female
Fundamental and applied biological sciences. Psychology
Gender differences
Grooming
HOFT and LOFT mice
Hypotheses
In Vitro Techniques
Mammalia
Maternal Behavior - psychology
Mice
Mothers
Motor Activity - genetics
open field
Pregnancy
Pregnancy, Animal - genetics
Pregnancy, Animal - psychology
Proprioception - genetics
Psychology. Psychoanalysis. Psychiatry
pup retrieval
Reaction Time - genetics
Researchers
Rodents
Selection, Genetic
Selective breeding
Species Specificity
thigmotaxis
Urination
Vertebrata
title Prepartum and Postpartum Open-Field Behavior and Maternal Responsiveness in Mice Bidirectionally Selected for Open-Field Thigmotaxis
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