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Hormones and Animal Social Behavior MONOGRAPHS IN BEHAVIOR AND ECOLOGY EditedbyJohnR.Krebsand TimClutton-Brock ForagingTheory,byDavidW.Stephensand JohnR.Krebs DynamicModelinginBehavioralEcology, byMarcMangelandColinW.Clark TheEvolutionofParentalCare,byT.H.Clutton-Brock Parasitoids:BehavioralandEvolutionaryEcology, byH.C.J.Godfray SexualSelection,byMalteAndersson PolygynyandSexualSelectioninRed-Winged Blackbirds,byWilliamA.SearcyandKenYasukawa Leks,byJacobHo¨glundandRaunoV.Alatalo SocialEvolutioninAnts,byAndrewF.G.Bourkeand NigelR.Franks FemaleControl:SexualSelectionbyCrypticFemale Choice,byWilliamG.Eberhard Sex,Color,andMateChoiceinGuppies, byAnneE.Houde FoundationsofSocialEvolution,byStevenA.Frank ParasitesinSocialInsects,byPaulSchmid-Hempel LevelsofSelectioninEvolution,editedby LaurentKeller SocialForagingTheory,byLuc-AlainGiraldeauand ThomasCaraco ModelSystemsinBehavioralEcology:Integrating Conceptual,Theoretical,andEmpiricalApproaches, editedbyLeeAlanDugatkin SpermCompetitionandItsEvolutionary ConsequencesintheInsects,byLeighW.Simmons TheAfricanWildDog:Behavior,Ecology,and Conservation,byScottCreelandNancyMarushaCreel Mating Systems and Strategies, by Stephen M. Shuster andMichaelJ.Wade SexualConflict,byGo¨ranArnqvistandLockeRowe HormonesandAnimalSocialBehavior, byElizabethAdkins-Regan Hormones and Animal Social Behavior ELIZABETH ADKINS-REGAN Princeton University Press Princeton and Oxford Copyright©2005byPrincetonUniversityPress PublishedbyPrincetonUniversityPress, 41WilliamStreet,Princeton,NewJersey08540 IntheUnitedKingdom:PrincetonUniversityPress, 3MarketPlace,Woodstock,OxfordshireOX201SY AllRightsReserved LIBRARYOFCONGRESSCATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATIONDATA Adkins-Regan,Elizabeth,1945– Hormonesandanimalsocialbehavior/ ElizabethAdkins-Regan p. cm. —(Monographsinbehaviorandecology) Includesbibliographicalreferences(p.). ISBN0-691-09246-X(cloth:alk.paper)— ISBN0-691-09247-8(pbk.:alk.paper) 1.Socialbehaviorinanimals.2.Animalbehavior— Endocrineaspects.I.Title.II.Series QL775.A42005 591.56—dc22 2004054935 BritishLibraryCataloging-in-PublicationDataisavailable ThisbookhasbeencomposedinTimesRomanand UniversLight45 Printedonacid-freepaper.∞ pup.princeton.edu PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Contents ListofIllustrationsandTables ix Preface xiii 1 HormonalMechanisms 1 WhyDoesSocialBehaviorNeed HormonalRegulation? 3 Steroids 4 SteroidSynthesisandMetabolism 7 SteroidMeasurementandDynamics 9 NeuropeptidesandProlactin 11 WhereandHowDoSteroidsActto AlterBehavior? 13 SteroidManipulation 18 MechanismsofPeptideAction 19 MultipleMessengers,MultipleBehaviors 20 Hormones,Plasticity,andDevelopment 21 HowtheNecessaryControlofSteroidsbythe EnvironmentIsAchieved:TheHPGandHPAAxes 23 DiversityinMechanisms 29 How“Costly”AreTheseHormonal Mechanisms? 30 2 Mating,Fighting,Parenting,andSignaling 34 CourtshipandMating 34 IndividualandSpeciesVariationinHormone DependenceofMatingBehavior 42 FemaleMatingBehaviorandSexDifferences inHormoneDependence 44 AggressiveBehavior 49 ParentalBehavior 52 HowHormonesAlterBehavior:Circuits,Networks, andProcesses 58 DailyandSeasonalRhythmsofSocialBehavior 65 HormonesandSignaling 71 HormonalResponsestoSignalsandCues 82 vi â CONTENTS 3 SocialRelationshipsandSocial Organization 92 Sociality 93 Dominance 94 Territoriality 98 MatingSystems 102 MateChoice 108 Pairbonding 112 Parent–OffspringandSiblingRelationships 117 CooperativeBreedingandAlloparenting 122 Conclusions 130 4 DevelopmentofSexesandTypes 131 SexDeterminationandMorphological SexualDifferentiation 131 SexDifferencesinBehaviorandBrains 135 SexDifferencesDuetoActivational HormoneEffects 138 TheOrganizationofBehavioralSexDifferences inMammals 139 TheDirectGeneticDifferentiationHypothesis 146 TheDevelopmentofSexDifferencesinBirds: ProgressandPuzzles 148 SexualDifferentiationofBehaviorin OtherVertebrates 155 DoInvertebratesHaveHormonallyOrganized SexDifferencesinBehavior? 158 Sex-ChangingFish 160 Within-SexTypes(Within-SexDimorphism) 165 ComparativeOverview 172 5 EvolutionaryChangeandSpecies Differences 179 HeritablePhenotypicVariation:Individual DifferencesandTheirBasis 179 ReproductiveSuccessandDifferentialFitness 187 ResponsestoSelection 193 CorrelatedTraits,Hormones,Costs,and EvolutionaryChange 200 Hormones,Sexes,andSexualSelection 202 PuttingHormonalMechanismsintheForeground 205 CONTENTS â vii GeneticArchitectureandHormonallyBased SexualDimorphism 213 ThePerspectivefromEvolutionaryDevelopmental Biology 214 SpeciesComparisonsinHormonesandBehavior 218 Conclusions 222 6 LifeStagesandLifeHistories 224 LifeHistories,Fitness,andHormones 224 LifeStagesPriortoReproductiveMaturity 226 OnsetofReproductiveMaturity:Puberty 233 AgingandSenescence 239 Hormones,SocialBehavior,andLifeHistory Trade-Offs 247 Conclusions 255 7 Phylogeny:ConservationandInnovation 256 OxytocinFamilyPeptidesandTheirReceptors 256 GnRHandItsReceptors 260 SteroidReceptors 263 SteroidsandSteroidogenicEnzymes 266 BehavioralPhylogeny,Brains,andthe ConservationParadox 269 Steroid-ModulatedVocalization 272 MatingBehavior 276 ParentalBehavior 277 SexDeterminationandSexualDifferentiation 279 Conclusions 283 Afterword 285 References 287 Index 365 Illustrations and Tables Figures FIGURE1.1.Pathwaysforthesynthesisofsexsteroidsandglucocorticoids ingonadalandadrenal(interrenal)tissue 5 FIGURE1.2.Conservedbraintargetsforsexsteroids 15 FIGURE1.3.Mechanismsofsteroidactiononneurons 16 FIGURE1.4.Thehypothalamic–pituitaryaxesofmammals 25 FIGURE2.1.MatingbehaviorofJapanesequail,gophertortoises,and bigbrownbats 35 FIGURE2.2.Schematicdiagramsofrelationshipsbetweensteroidlevel andbehavioralormorphologicaltraits 37 FIGURE2.3.Theeffectoffourdifferentdosesoftestosteronepropionate oncompletedmatingsincastratedmalerabbits 38 FIGURE2.4.Thedose–responserelationshipbetweentestosterone implantsizeandpenileerectionreflexesincastratedmalerats 39 FIGURE2.5.Contrastingeffectsofinjectionsoftwotestosterone metabolites,dihydrotestosteroneandestradiol,onmaleJapanesequail 40 FIGURE2.6.Fightingandflankmarkingbygoldenhamsters 50 FIGURE2.7.Thepercentageoffemalesheeprespondingtoafoster lambwithmaternalbehaviorfollowingdifferenttreatments 54 FIGURE2.8.Aringdoveregurgitatingcropmilktooneofitstwosquabs 56 FIGURE2.9.Ajuvenilezebrafinchwithitsparentsandtwoother adultmales 62 FIGURE2.10.Corticosteronelevelsinfree-livingmalesparrows 64 FIGURE2.11.Schematicofasagittalviewofasongbirdbrain 73 FIGURE2.12.Responsesofmalegoldfishtochemicalcuesreleased byfemales 74 FIGURE2.13.MaleCaliforniamiceinjectedwithtestosteroneto simulatetransientincreasesfollowingaggressiveinteractions 89 FIGURE2.14.Winnerandlosermalebluegouramis 90 FIGURE3.1.TheeffectofachangeinstatusonGnRHgeneexpression inthecichlidfishAstatotilapiaburtoni 99 FIGURE3.2.Amaletreelizarddefendinghisterritory 100

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