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Relationships between reproductive steroids, glandular microbiota, and volatile chemical signals in naturally cycling versus hormonally contracepted female lemurs

Nature ·

The Brief

  • A study compares reproductive steroids, glandular microbiota and volatile chemical signals in naturally cycling versus hormonally contracepted female lemurs.
  • The source feed provided no summary, so findings beyond the title are not stated here.
  • Published in a nature.com subject feed dated 2026-11-07.

Why it matters

It links hormonal state and contraception to scent-producing microbes and chemical signals in a primate, which matters for researchers studying chemical communication and the effects of hormonal contraception on animals.

Who’s affected

  • Researchers studying primate chemical communication
  • Researchers studying hormonal contraception effects in wildlife
  • #lemurs
  • #primate biology
  • #chemical signals
  • #microbiota
  • #reproductive hormones
  • #contraception

Timeline

  1. Study listed in nature.com biological sciences feed

  2. Biological sciences : nature.com subject feeds

    Relationships between reproductive steroids, glandular microbiota, and volatile chemical signals in naturally cycling versus hormonally contracepted female lemurs

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