dopamine
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Song Birds Adjust Their Dopamine Levels According to Their Social Goals
In the new research, Dr. Gadagkar and colleagues at Cornell University measured variations in dopamine in situations where a bird is choosing between several objectives at once, say practicing its song but also finding water or winning a mate.
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