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Neural circuits for mammalian parental behaviour
Most mammalian offspring are born helpless and depend on sustained parental care for survival, making caregiving one of the most conserved and essential behavioural repertoires in mammals. Yet infant-directed behaviours can be remarkably variable, ranging from care to neglect and aggression, even wi
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