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Chemocommunication among Domestic Cats, Mediated by the Olfactory and Vorneronasal Senses I. Chemocommunication
1976
Z. Tierpsychol
unpublished
Chemocommunication functions are known in many social mammals, such as gerbils, hamsters, and deer. But also mammals known as a t least partly solitary d o communicate by chemical signals. The existence and use of pheromones in domestic cats was the subject of this study. It turned out that male and female cats spent much time in exploring their own and foreigners' urine and skin gland secretion rubbed off on several objects. Male receivers performed sniffing and flehmen more frequently than 99
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