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December 1, 2015   Research

Testosterone boosts aggression? Well, it depends who you are!

The sex hormone testosterone is mainly produced in the testes and has been traditionally linked to aggressive behavior, not only in humans but also in other animals. In birds, testosterone is involved in regulating aggressive behavior during

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