Sexual cyclicity and concealed ovulation

Biology · Estrous cycle · Hormone · Menstrual cycle · Ovulation · Zoology · Endocrinology · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior · Neuroendocrine regulation and behavior · Physiology · Primate Behavior and Ecology

• Fertility in the cycle predicts women's interest in sexual opportunism

  Open Access•Steven W Gangestad, Randy Thornhill et al.•Evolution and Human Behavior•2010

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• Adaptive Design, Female Mate Preferences, and Shifts across the Menstrual Cycle

  Steven W Gangestad, Alita J Cousins•Annual Review of Sex Research•2001

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• Is Human Ovulation Concealed? Evidence from Conception Beliefs in a Hunter-Gatherer Society

  Open Access•Frank W Marlowe•Archives of Sexual Behavior•2004

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• Loss of Oestrus and Concealed Ovulation in Human Evolution

  Boguslaw Pawlowski•Current Anthropology•1999

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• Lasers in the jungle

  Colleen Ballerino Cohen, Frances E Mascia‐lee et al.•Medical Anthropology•1989

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• The reproductive biology of a free-ranging troop of Japanese monkeys

  Open Access•Yukio Takahata•Primates•1980

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• Pheromonal influences on human sexual behaviour

  Open Access•Naomi M Morris, J Richard Udry•Journal of Biosocial Science•1978

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• The Prevalence of Mucous Discharge as a Symptom of Ovulation

  Open Access•John Marshall•Journal of Biosocial Science•1975

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• The distribution of coitus within the human intermenstruum

  Open Access•William H James•Journal of Biosocial Science•1971

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• Implication of a Time-Dependent Model of Sexual Intercourse within the Menstrual Cycle

  Open Access•James G Dobbins•Journal of Biosocial Science•1980

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• The Origin of Man

  Open Access•C Owen Lovejoy•Science•1981

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• A Three‐Year Study of Mating Behavior in a Freeranging Band of Rhesus Monkeys

  Open Access•John H Kaufmann•Ecology•1965

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• The Relationship of Plasma Estradiol Level to Sexual Behavior in Young Women

  Harold Persky, Natalie Charney et al.•Psychosomatic Medicine•1978

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• The Correlations Between Ovarian Activity and Psychodynamic Processes

  Therese Benedek, Boris B Rubenstein•Psychosomatic Medicine•1939

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• The Correlations Between Ovarian Activity and Psychodynamic Processes

  Therese Benedek, Boris B Rubenstein•Psychosomatic Medicine•1939

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• Motivational Factors Affecting Fluctuations of Female Sexual Activity at Menstruation

  Alice Ross Gold, David B Adams•Psychology of Women Quarterly•1981

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• Sexual Pollution

  Open Access•Karen Ericksen Paige•Journal of Social Issues•1977

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• A Contribution to the Psychology of Menstruation

  Michael Balint•The Psychoanalytic Quarterly•1937

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• Plasma testosterone level and sexual behavior of couples

  Open Access•Harold Persky, Harold I Lief et al.•Archives of Sexual Behavior•1978

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• Sexual behavior of captive orangutans

  Open Access•Ronald D Nadler•Archives of Sexual Behavior•1977

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• Cognitive and hormonal factors affecting coital frequency

  Open Access•Cathy J Spitz, C Spitz et al.•Archives of Sexual Behavior•1975

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• The role of gonadal hormones in the sexual behavior of the rhesus monkey and human

  Open Access•William G Luttge•Archives of Sexual Behavior•1971

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• Permanent breast enlargement in human females

  Open Access•Gordon G Gallup•Journal of Human Evolution•1982

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• Hunting and human evolution

  Open Access•Kim Hill•Journal of Human Evolution•1982

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• Behavior and the Menstrual Cycle

  Richard C Friedman, Stephen W Hurt et al.•Signs: Journal of Women in…•1980

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• The Evolution of Primate Behavior

  Colin P Groves, Alison Jolly•Man•1973

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