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Attractivity Behaviour - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
Revision as of 14:24, 10 July 2008
, 14:24, 10 July 2008→Pheramones
* Secretions from the female reproductive tract that serve to sexually stimulate and attract males to the female.
* Secretions from the female reproductive tract that serve to sexually stimulate and attract males to the female.
* Vaginal and urinary secretions from females in '''Oestrus''' smell different to the male then secretions of females not in Oestrus.
* Vaginal and urinary secretions from females in '''Oestrus''' smell different to the male then secretions of females not in Oestrus.
* Pheramone is a volatile substance released to the outside of the body and perceived by the olfactory system and/or activated by the '''vomeronasal organ'''. Releasing pheramones can cause specific behaviour in the recipient.
* Pheramone is a volatile substance released to the outside of the body and perceived by the olfactory system and/or activated by the [[Reproductive_Behaviour_-_Pre-copulatory_Behaviour_-_Anatomy_%26_Physiology#Vomeronasal_Organ|'''vomeronasal organ''']]. Releasing pheramones can cause specific behaviour in the recipient.