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RELIABILITY OF SOME ENDOCRINE AND BEHAVIORAL INDICES OF STRESS

@inproceedings{Moneva2011RELIABILITYOS,
  title={RELIABILITY OF SOME ENDOCRINE AND BEHAVIORAL INDICES OF STRESS},
  author={Penka Moneva and Simona Popova-Ralcheva and V. Sredkova and M B Krusteva and Dimitar Gudev},
  year={2011},
  url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:55675079}
}
Plasma cortisol level turned out to be reliable stress indicator in does, previously habituated to blood sampling procedures, but kid separation at the time of weaning caused significant plasma cortisol enhancement, demonstrating that plasma cortisol level can not be used as a universal stress-indicator.
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