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The Journal of Psychology
Interdisciplinary and Applied
Volume 83, 1973 - Issue 2
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Selection of Nacl Solutions by Sodium-Deprived Mongolian Gerbils in Richter-Type Drinking Tests

Joseph W. Cullen Pavlovian Research Laboratory, Veterans Administration Hospital, Perry Point, Maryland, USA
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Arthur E. Harriman Department of Psychology, Oklahoma State University, USA
Pages 315-321 | Received 22 Jan 1973, Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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Marylou Cheal. (1986) The gerbil: A unique model for research on aging. Experimental Aging Research 12:1, pages 3-21.
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ArthurE. Harriman & JamesR. Nevitt. (1978) Preferences by Deer Mice for Solutions of Sugars, Salts, and Acids in Richter-Type Drinking Tests. The Journal of General Psychology 98:2, pages 207-214.
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ArthurE. Harriman. (1976) Inadequate Saline Selection by Mongolian Gerbils fed a Cation Exchange Resin in the Diet. The Journal of General Psychology 95:2, pages 313-320.
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P Pompei, L.R Lucas, S Angeletti, M Massi & B.S McEwen. (1997) In situ hybridization analysis of preprotachykinin-A and -B mRNA levels in short-term sodium depletion. Molecular Brain Research 49:1-2, pages 149-156.
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THOMAS R. SCOTT & BARBARA K. GIZA. 1993. Neurophysiology of Ingestion. Neurophysiology of Ingestion 99 117 .
Thomas R. Scott & Gregory P. Mark. (1986) Feeding and taste. Progress in Neurobiology 27:4, pages 293-317.
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Roderick Wong & Wayne Jones. (1978) Effects of aldactazide and DOCA injections on saline preference in gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus). Behavioral Biology 23:4, pages 460-468.
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