A Developmental Analysis of Suckling in the Rat
作者： Jay S. Rosenblatt
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4613-3784-3_3
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摘要: Suckling and its development in the newly born rat has been subject of a burst research activity which several investigators my own laboratory have played an important role. In this article I want to review because believe it is relevant study behavioral among all mammalian newborn. Although mammals are classified by possession mammary glands they could equally well be capacity for suckling possessed young. The decline principal features infancy young play central role their development.
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