“voles”可以造什么句，voles造句

Behavioral response of lactating Mandarin voles exposed to alien pups

The scientific tale of love begins innocently enough, with voles.

mostly small New World rodents including New World mice and lemmings and voles and hamsters.

When prairie voles have sex, two hormones called oxytocin and vasopressin are released.

Not to mention the battle-hardened old owl captured voles exceptionally high strength and skill, and even the little owl flew just left overnight can kill three, four voles.

This gene affects the angiotensin receptor system that plays a critical role in social monogamy for male prairie voles.

There are also voles and hares, which have long been unable to suppress the yearning for freedom, across the country road.

Scientists can increase the expression of the relevant receptors in prairie voles, and thus strengthen the animals' ability to attach to partners.

Sex stimulates the release of vasopressin and oxytocin in people, as well as voles, though the role of these hormones in the human brain is not yet well understood.

It was about the children led to the old country to steal food voles, cocked ears while listening to children, to hear that this is a small owl in propaganda.

Romance is not just a concept for humans and voles.

Humans are not prairie voles. We are not guinea pigs or mice. We're humans.

The Black Mambas feed on small mammals and birds, like voles, rats, squirrels, mice, rats, or bush babies.

I really enjoy the ingenuity of scientists testing optimism and pessimism in starlings, episodic memory in scrub jays and meadow voles, joy in rats.

Water voles are declining, but brown hare and polecat populations are rising. Greater and lesser horseshoe bat populations have risen 32% and 41% respectively over the past 10 years.

Humans are not prairie voles. We are not guinea pigs or mice.

So if you want to study monogamy - and the government won't let you manipulate human love lives - you play God with the voles.

Meadow voles do not form pair bonds.

One study has already shown that it is possible to inject a viral vector for the vasopressin receptor into the brains of the fickle meadow voles and make them better partners and parents.

The normal haemogram values and several blood biochemical values of 44 mandarin voles(Microtus mandarinus mandarinus)are reported.