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Hormonal control of sexual differentiation: changes in electric organ discharge waveform.

Males and females of some mormyrid electric fishes generate electrical pulses that differ in waveform and duration. For one such species, testosterone or dihydrotestosterone induces females and immature males to produce the mature male electric organ discharge which is two times the duration of the female or immature discharge. Estradiol has only a weak effect. For a second species where males and females have similar electric organ discharges, testosterone produces no effect. The data suggest that androgens affect the electric organ itself.[1]

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  1. Hormonal control of sexual differentiation: changes in electric organ discharge waveform. Bass, A.H., Hopkins, C.D. Science (1983) [Pubmed]
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