How would you expect the development of each of the following to occur in male rats were given an aromatase inhibitor for the first week after birth? (i.e. would each area be large or small for each?) a)SDN-POA b)AVPV c)SNB

How would you expect the development of each of the following to occur in male rats were given an aromatase inhibitor for the first week after birth? (i.e. would each area be large or small for each?) a)SDN-POA b)AVPV c)SNB

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2. How would you expect the development of each of the following to occur in male rats were given an aromatase inhibitor for the first week after birth? (i.e. would each area be large or small for each?)

a)SDN-POA

b)AVPV

c)SNB

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