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. 1971 Dec;219(2):17P-18P.

The relationship between deep body temperature and performance on psychometric tests

A Fort, J A Gabbay, R Jackett, M C Jones, S M Jones, J N Mills

PMID: 5158377
PMCID: PMC1331595

The relationship between deep body temperature and performance on psychometric tests

A Fort et al. J Physiol. 1971 Dec.

. 1971 Dec;219(2):17P-18P.

Authors

A Fort, J A Gabbay, R Jackett, M C Jones, S M Jones, J N Mills

PMID: 5158377
PMCID: PMC1331595

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