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The effects of hyperbaric air in combination with ethyl alcohol and dextroamphetamine on serial choice-reaction time

KEVIN HAMILTON Departments of Psychology and Physical Education, York University, Ontario, Canada
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BARRY FOWLER Departments of Psychology and Physical Education, York University, Ontario, Canada
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G. PORLIER Defence and Civil Institute of Environmental Medicine, Ontario, Canada
Pages 409-422 | Received 03 Oct 1987, Published online: 27 May 2010

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