Pheromone reference material

[franki]

Well done Bruce, finally an easy link to all the relevant information!

Franki [img]/ubbthreads/images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[MaxiMog]

Let\'s just hope new people will see the link.

[Bruce]

Thanks Franki,
I had been trying without luck to break into the line of links just below the thick black bar, then suddenly realized I had easy access to the area just above it. Hopefully new folks will notice it.

BTW, let me know if the change causes any layout problems for anyone. I noticed a few strange things happening myself when I first made the change, but got them fixed at least on my machine.

Bruce

[EXIT63]

I can barely see it. I didn\'t even notice it until I read this thread.

I have my forum set in desert color and the blue Pheremone Reference Material link doesn\'t stand out until I move my head to see the screen at a different angle.

Imo BLACK is much bolder and more noticeable than blue

[jose]

A link on the message board to where all the NEW guys can go is a good idea, instead of the pros repeating themselves over and over again.

[FerroMone]

are there new research papers on the study of pheros?

[franki]

no there is no new stuff there.

[jvkohl]

This is the latest I know about; it\'s one I published in Oct 2001 Neuroendocrinology Letters.

www.nel.edu/22_5/NEL220501R01_.pdf

James Kohl

[FerroMone]

Thanks, for the link. I am also following up the Androsterone, Androstadienol pheromones