Normal levels of biting attacks can be produced in castrated mice by

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Castration eliminates the production of testosterone, which is important for aggressive behavior in male mice. Therefore, administering testosterone can restore normal levels of biting attacks in castrated mice. Isolating the mice or administering serotonin agonists may reduce aggression, while food deprivation may increase aggression, but none of these choices would produce normal levels of biting attacks in castrated mice.

Normal Levels of Biting Attacks Can Be Produced in Castrated