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Early experience facilitates the development of temperature regulation in the cat.

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Early experience facilitates the development of temperature regulation in the cat. (English)

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OXYGEN CONSUMPTION AND BODY TEMPERATURE OF NEW-BORN RABBITS AND KITTENS EXPOSED TO COLD

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Hexamethonium, hypoxia and heat production in new‐born and infant kittens and puppies

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THE THERMOGENIC EFFECTS OF NORADRENALINE IN NEW-BORN AND INFANT KITTENS AND OTHER SMALL MAMMALS. A POSSIBLE HORMONAL MECHANSM IN THE CONTROL OF HEAT PRODUCTION

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