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Naive Paired

NAcc

Figure 4.18 Photomicrographs showing increased D1-like receptor binding in the NAcc of
male prairie voles that were pair bonded for 2 weeks (Paired) in comparison to sexually naive
males (Naive).
Source : From Young et al. (2008).

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