Neuroendocrine and behavioral effects of embryonic exposure to endocrine disrupting chemicals in birds
Mary Ann Ottinger(University of Houston), C. Viglietti‐Panzica(Neuroscience Institute), Meredith Barton(University of Maryland, College Park), Giancarlo Panzica(Neuroscience Institute), Nichola Thompson(University of Maryland, College Park), Michael Quinn(University of Rochester), Ashley Barton(University of Maryland, College Park), Mahmoud Abdelnabi(University of Maryland, College Park), Emma T. Lavoie(University of Maryland, College Park), Kasen Whitehouse(University of Maryland, College Park)
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