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Sexual Dimorphism in the Brain of the Monogamous California Mouse (Peromyscus californicus)
Sex differences in behavior and morphology are usually assumed to be stronger in polygynous species compared to monogamous species. A few brain structures have been identified as sexually dimorphic in polygynous rodent species, but it is less clear whether these differences persist in monogamous spe
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