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----------------------------------------------- Funny, I Only Like Him When He’s Upwind Surreptitious odors may be the key to wild and sexy behavior in fruit flies, mice, and people by, Anne Holden 16 July 2007 What if the reason you were attracted to someone wasn’t because of good looks or intelligent conversation, but smell? We’re not talking a good perfume here – just natural chemical signals that you sniff out entirely subconsciously. They draw you in, excite you, make your heart twitterpate. It might sound a little mad, but scientists believe that subconscious behavioral responses to these communicative scents, called pheromomes, happen on a regular basis, in a variety of situations, to a multitude of species. And now, after years of debate over whether we have the right olfactory equipment to process pheromonal cues, evidence is… http://www.inklingmagazine.com/articles/the-sexy-smells-of-fruit-flies-hamsters-and-humans/

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