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The genetic basis of family conflict resolution in mice

Reinmar Hager and Rufus A. Johnstone

Nature 421, 533-535(30 January 2003)

doi:10.1038/nature01239

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Litter sizes produced by all four possible types of mating (B6 female $times$ B6 male, B6 female $times$ CBA male, CBA female $times$ B6 male and CBA female $times$ CBA male).

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Mean individual birth weight of pups in litters produced by all four possible types of mating (B6 female $times$ B6 male, B6 female $times$ CBA male, CBA female $times$ B6 male and CBA female $times$ CBA male).

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Foster mother's loss of body weight during the 2 h after rejoining her adoptive litter, depending on her strain and that of the natural mother of her foster pups.

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Table 1

GLM analysis of litter size

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Table 2

GLM analysis of foster mother's weight loss in relation to her strain^† and the strain of her adoptive litter's mother and father

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