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The pituitary content of fsh was equivalent to approximately 50 \g=m\gnih. fsh sl/gland in female hamsters aged 26 days and fell to 12 \g=m\g/glandby 40 days. Male hamsters had similar levels at 26 days but the hormone content rose to 105 \g=m\g/glandby 40 days. This contrast between males and females is similar to that found in rats during sexual maturation. In guinea-pigs, pituitary fsh fell in both males and females from means of 45 and 40 \g=m\g/glandat 18 days to 15 and 12 \g=m\g/glandat 88 days. Testosterone treatment of female rats on the 5th day of life reduced pituitary fsh to 65% of normal at 28 days of age but caused no significant changes at 22, 25, 34 or 40 days.

PITUITARY FOLLICLE-STIMULATING HORMONE IN IMMATURE GUINEA-PIGS AND HAMSTERS AND IN FEMALE RATS AFTER NEONATAL TREATMENT WITH TESTOSTERONE