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Why do humans fall in love? The answer may lie in a small rodent from the American Midwest

Why do humans fall in love? The answer may lie in a small rodent from the American Midwest
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Researchers are studying prairie voles to understand the biological and chemical roots of human pair-bonding and love. By comparing these rodents to their non-monogamous relatives, scientists hope to uncover the evolutionary mechanisms behind romantic attachment.

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Understanding the neurobiology of social bonding provides insights into human psychology and the evolutionary basis of relationships.

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