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. 1974 Mar;188(3):714-25.

Spatial and paw preferences in rats: their relationship to rate-dependent effects of d-amphetamine

S D Glick, T P Jerussi

PMID: 4816334

Spatial and paw preferences in rats: their relationship to rate-dependent effects of d-amphetamine

S D Glick et al. J Pharmacol Exp Ther. 1974 Mar.

. 1974 Mar;188(3):714-25.

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S D Glick, T P Jerussi

PMID: 4816334

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