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Mice's urine-protein attracts rival attacks
Dec 6 2007, Arpita Mukherjee

Male mice are fiercely protective about their territories. The method by which the male rodents become aware of a rival trying to sneak into their territory is rather unique. Particular odor emanating from their rival rodent’s urine warns them...

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