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(Q52172343)

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Infant rats are more likely than adolescents to orient differentially to amodal (intensity-based) features of single-element and compound stimuli.

scientific article published in January 2000

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Infant rats are more likely than adolescents to orient differentially to amodal (intensity-based) features of single-element and compound stimuli. (English)
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Europe PubMed Central
PubMed publication ID
10607361
retrieved
26 April 2018
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http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/10607361

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