Publications by authors named "Maya U Paulson"
Genes Brain Behav
March 2022
Article Synopsis
- In pair bonding animals, coordinated behaviors are essential for achieving shared goals like raising offspring, but little research has focused on the behaviors of both partners together.
- A study on prairie voles reveals that females develop a preference for their partners more quickly than males, with distinct behaviors influencing their bond formation.
- As bonds grow, females consistently show more huddling behavior with their partners, indicating organized behaviors that may be primarily driven by the female's actions.
