Spatial Memory and Response Strategies in Rats: Age, Sex and Rearing Differences in Performance
作者： Dorothy Einon
DOI: 10.1080/14640748008401840
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摘要: … Rats reared in social isolation made more errors on a spatial memory task and made errors earlier in each trial than socially reared rats. The difference in performance only occurred …
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