Paroxetine exposure skews litter sex ratios in mice suggesting a Trivers-Willard process

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Offspring sex ratio in mammals and the Trivers-Willard hypothesis: In pursuit of unambiguous evidence.Maternal natal environment and breeding territory predict the condition and sex ratio of offspring.

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Paroxetine exposure skews litter sex ratios in mice suggesting a Trivers-Willard process

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