Prairie Vole Monogamy: key in understanding neural underpinnings of love
Jessica George ’24 Figure 1 Prairie voles are small rodents known for their unusual monogamous behavior Love and attachment hold a very important place in human lives but the neuroscience behind them is poorly understood. Recent groundbreaking research involving prairie voles helped to unravel the biological mechanisms behind love and bonding. Prairie voles are small rodents known for their unusual monogamous behavior, forming long-term pair … Continue reading Prairie Vole Monogamy: key in understanding neural underpinnings of love

