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Behavioral Endocrinology

Behavioral Endocrinology. By Jill B. Becker, S. Marc Breedlove, David Crews, and Margaret M. McCarthy. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 2002. 806 pp. $50.00. It is a rare thing to find a text written as clearly, as accurately, and that is as engaging as this! Although designed to provide a basic understanding of the field of behavioral endocrinology for the college and university-level stud...

An Introduction to Behavioral Endocrinology

chapter attempting to synthesize the major themes of the section. The book also contains fourteen additional abstracts, many of which leave the reader frustrated but often interested enough to wish for considerably more detail about each study. Nonetheless, the major individual contributions are a most valuable and important collection of papers and well worth the attention of investigators in ...

Book Reviews Alan Law

Since its inaugural issue in the spring of 1977, each issue of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine has contained a puzzle from Martin Gardner, dressed up as a brief science ction tale. This book collects the rst thirty-six. Most of them are mathematical, covering a variety of topics | numbers, geometry, games of strategy, combinatorics, simple logic | but a few involve word play and trivia ...

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