Progesterone and prostaglandin F2α induce species-typical female preferences for male sexual displays in Cope's gray treefrog (Hyla chrysoscelis)

Keyphrases

• Breeding Animals 25%
• Breeding Females 100%
• Breeding Season 75%
• Call Duration 25%
• Call Rate 25%
• Endocrine System 25%
• Female Preference 100%
• Frog 25%
• Gravid Females 50%
• Gray Treefrog 100%
• Highly Selective 25%
• Hormonal Induction 25%
• Hormonal Pleiotropy 25%
• Hormone Injection 25%
• Hyla Chrysoscelis 100%
• Induced Patterns 25%
• Intraspecific 25%
• Long Call 25%
• Mate Choice 50%
• Non-breeding 75%
• Phonotactics 25%
• Phonotaxis 25%
• Proceptive Behavior 25%
• Proclivity 50%
• Progesterone 100%
• Prostaglandin F2α 100%
• Reproductive Hormones 25%
• Selective Phonotaxis 25%
• Sexual Behavior 50%
• Sexual Display 100%
• Signal Behavior 25%
• Species-typical 100%
• Stimulus-response Behavior 25%
• Vertebrates 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Animal Breeding 33%
• Bioassay 33%
• Breeding Season 100%
• Endocrine System 33%
• Gravid Females 66%
• Hormonal Regulation 33%
• Hyla 100%
• Hylidae 100%
• Inbreeding 33%
• Phonotaxis 66%
• Pleiotropy 33%
• Progesterone 100%
• Prostaglandin 100%
• Reproductive Hormone 33%