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Presurgical rearing environment alters exploration, fluid consumption, and learning of septal lesioned and control rats

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Published1973
Citations70
References17

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1967 • 116 citations

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1972 • 113 citations

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1967 • 107 citations

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1968 • 97 citations

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1970 • 66 citations

Decreased brain acetylcholine after septal lesions in rats: Correlation with thirst

1971 • 46 citations

Open-field luminance and ‘septal hyper-emotionality’

1969 • 38 citations

Bodyweight and Food and Water Consumption in Septal Lesioned and Operated Control Rats

1969 • 31 citations

Bar pressing for illumination change in albino rats with septal lesions.

1972 • 28 citations

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2015 • 19 citations

Septal lesions increase bar pressing for heat in animals maintained in the cold

1970 • 17 citations

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