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Genes, Brain, and Behavior|August 1, 2018
Social neuroscience of disgustMartin Kavaliers, Klaus-Peter Ossenkopp, Elena CholerisNeuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|October 8, 2020
Pathogens, odors, and disgust in rodentsMartin Kavaliers, Klaus-Peter Ossenkopp, Elena CholerisAnimal Cognition|August 16, 2021
Odor-based mate choice copying in deer mice is not affected by familiarity or kinshipMartin Kavaliers, Indra R Bishnoi, Klaus-Peter Ossenkopp, et al.Hormones and Behavior|October 18, 2020
Differential effects of progesterone on social recognition and the avoidance of pathogen threat by female miceMartin Kavaliers, Indra R Bishnoi, Klaus-Peter Ossenkopp, et al.Biology Letters|February 23, 2022
Social factors and the neurobiology of pathogen avoidanceMartin Kavaliers, Klaus-Peter Ossenkopp, Cashmeira-Dove Tyson, et al.Hormones and Behavior|September 7, 2023
Disgusted snails, oxytocin, and the avoidance of infection threatMartin Kavaliers, Deanne T O Wah, Indra R Bishnoi, et al.Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews|March 22, 2007
Pain perception and electromagnetic fieldsCristina Del Seppia, Sergio Ghione, Paolo Luschi, et al.Pain|February 1, 1988
Day-night rhythms of opioid and non-opioid stress-induced analgesia: differential inhibitory effects of exposure to magnetic fieldsMartin Kavaliers, Klaus-Peter OssenkoppHormones and Behavior|May 4, 2019
Conspecific infection threat rapidly biases the social responses of female mice: Involvement of oxytocinMartin Kavaliers, Douglas D Colwell, Deanne T O Wah, et al.The American Naturalist|March 29, 2017
Out-Group Threat Responses, In-Group Bias, and Nonapeptide Involvement Are Conserved across Vertebrates: (A Comment on Bruintjes et al., "Out-Group Threat Promotes Within-Group Affiliation in a Cooperative Fish")Martin Kavaliers, Elena CholerisPageof 16