In an experiment, male prairie voles were given a drug that suppresses the effect of vasopressin.
在一项实验中，雄性草原田鼠服用了一种抑制抗利尿激素作用的药物。
Meadow voles do not form pair bonds.
草原田鼠却不会结成配偶。
Romance is not just a concept for humans and voles.
对于人类与小田鼠来说，浪漫并不是一种概念。
So, the old voles always saw owls as predators.
所以，老田鼠一贯把猫头鹰视为天敌。
What if anything do voles tell us about human monogamy?
田鼠的例子对人类的一夫一妻行为有什么样的提示呢？
So why do meadow voles not get addicted to each other?
为什么草原田鼠不对彼此上瘾呢？
Humans are not prairie voles. We are not guinea pigs or mice.
我们不是田鼠，不是豚鼠，也不是家鼠。
I heard an owl can catch five year time, six hundred voles.
听说，一只猫头鹰一年时刻可以捕捉五、六百只田鼠。
The scientific tale of love begins innocently enough, with voles.
关于爱情的科学传说始于田鼠。
The offspring of such voles will therefore carry the change as well.
这种田鼠的后代也将带有这种改变。
Hiding in caves old voles being furtive look forward to dynamic.
躲在洞穴的老田鼠，正在鬼头鬼脑地察看著动态。
The scientific tale of love begins innocently enough, with voles.
关于爱情的科学传说非常无辜地始于田鼠。
Thee scientific tale of love begins innocently enough, with voles.
关于爱情的科学传说非常无辜地始于田鼠。
Humans are not prairie voles. We are not guinea pigs or mice. We're humans.
我们不是田鼠，不是豚鼠，也不是家鼠。我们是人类。
They will always be able to investigate the intention of the old voles.
它们随时都可以调查到老田鼠的意向。
“We are literally addicted to love, ” Dr Young observes. Like the prairie voles.
“严格地讲,我们成瘾于爱情，”Young博士评述道，“就如同草原田鼠”。
Prairie voles have many vasopressin receptors in the reward centres of their brains.
草原田鼠的大脑奖赏中枢系统中有许多抗利尿激素的受体。
Prairie voles live in family groups consisting of a monogamous mated pair and their offspring.
一对单配偶的橙腹田鼠及其子女组成家庭，一起生活。
Not to mention the equally numerous small animals like field mice and voles which you do not see.
地上有不显眼的无数的老鼠和田鼠之类的小动物。
Being able to create genetic variants of prairie voles to order would therefore be helpful to research.
因此，按照要求定向培育草原田鼠变种有助于进行研究。
This vole mates for life and prefers spending time with its mate over spending time with any other voles.
这种田鼠为终生寻找伴侣，愿与它们自己的伴侣共度时光而不与其他任何田鼠分享时光。
Monogamy in voles takes the form of a deep social attachment combined with a willingness to care for offspring.
田鼠的一夫一妻行为表现为紧密的社会性依附与照顾后代的意愿的结合。
The Black Mambas feed on small mammals and birds, like voles, rats, squirrels, mice, rats, or bush babies.
黑曼巴以小的哺乳动物和鸟为食，像全胜，鼠，松鼠，老鼠，鼠或矮树丛宝贝。
You say that one gene in particular — which scientists first started studying in voles — may play a role in infidelity.
您说，存在一个特别的基因，科学家们首先研究田鼠中发现的，可能对于不忠行为有影响。
This gene affects the angiotensin receptor system that plays a critical role in social monogamy for male prairie voles.
该基因影响血管紧缩素受体系统，该系统在雄性橙腹田鼠的社会化一夫一妻行为中起关键作用。
Between 1994 and 1997, he and his colleagues from the University of Oklahoma captured more than 2,000 shrews, voles and mice.
在1994和1997之间，他和他的来自俄克拉何马大学的同事共捕获超过2,000只地鼠，田鼠和老鼠。
Between 1994 and 1997, he and his colleagues from the University of Oklahoma captured more than 2, 000 shrews, voles and mice.
在1994和1997之间，他和他的来自俄克拉何马大学的同事共捕获超过2,000只地鼠，田鼠和老鼠。
In recent decades, researchers have turned to rodents, specifically voles, in their efforts to understand the biology of monogamy.
近几十年，研究人员将一夫一妻行为的生物学研究重转心向了啮齿动物，特别是田鼠。
In recent decades, researchers have turned to rodents, specifically voles, in their efforts to understand the biology of monogamy.
近几十年，研究人员将一夫一妻行为的生物学研究重转心向了啮齿动物，特别是田鼠。
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