A Comparison of the Effects of Medial and Lateral Midbrain Lesions in Rats

Psychonomic Science

doi 10.3758/bf03328315

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March 1, 1966

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Annette Ehrlich

Stephen E. Glickman

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Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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