Hormonal inXuences on sexually diVerentiated behavior in nonhuman primates

By Kim Wallen. 2005

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• Pubertal hormones organize the adolescent brain and behavior. (2005, methodology): “Subsequently, scores of experiments led to the identiWcation of a maximally sensitive period for hormonedependent sexual diVerentiation of the brain during prenatal and early neonatal development in non-human primates and rodents (reviewed in [10,130–132]).”
• The pros and cons of phytoestrogens (2010, unknown): “It is important to emphasize that in humans androgen, rather than estrogens, is thought to be most important for masculinizing the brain during development [95,288].”