Salt preference of the rat determined by a single-stimulus method.
@article{Weiner1951SaltPO,
title={Salt preference of the rat determined by a single-stimulus method.},
author={I. H. Weiner and E. Stellar},
journal={Journal of comparative and physiological psychology},
year={1951},
volume={44 4},
pages={
394-401
}
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