Abstract
Prenatally stressed rats were tested for water maze performance with the water temperature kept at 18 °C (low stress) or cooled down to 12 °C (high stress). When the platform had been removed from the pool and the water was kept at 12 °C, prenatally stressed males - but not females - spent more time searching for the platform in the correct quadrant of the pool than their controls. Prenatal stress reduced hippocampal weight in both sexes.
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