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Reptiles provide ideal opportunities for addressing many questions regarding the neuroendocrinology of reproduction. This chapter describes the use of comparisons among and within reptilian species that allow detailed investigations of the relationships between neuroendocrine mechanisms and reproductive behaviors. This chapter primarily focuses on the features associated with displays of sexual behavior, drawing mostly from research on the species that have been most extensively studied. It considers behavioral displays in their ecological contexts, associated seasonal and hormonal changes, the muscles and portions of the nervous system critical for production of the behaviors, and the development and plasticity of reproductive traits. It also attempts to integrate across the levels and discuss relationships among morphology, behavior, and the endocrine and other mechanisms regulating these traits. Territorial aggression and dominance (and the stress associated with these social behaviors) are also critical components of reproductive success that involve neuroendocrine mechanisms, including an important