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Genes Control Release Of Stress Hormones In Competitive Primates, Researchers Say
Japanese macaques are exposed to various stressful situations in the wild, including rank fights and mating competitions. Researchers recently took a closer look at how genetics ultimately control the release of stress hormones in these animals.
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