Post-training amygdaloid lesions impair retention of an inhibitory avoidance response.
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Post-training amygdaloid lesions impair retention of an inhibitory avoidance response.
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Post-training amygdaloid lesions impair retention of an inhibitory avoidance response.
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Post-training amygdaloid lesions impair retention of an inhibitory avoidance response.
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Post-training amygdaloid lesions impair retention of an inhibitory avoidance response.
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Post-training amygdaloid lesions impair retention of an inhibitory avoidance response.
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Post-training amygdaloid lesions impair retention of an inhibitory avoidance response.
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Post-training amygdaloid lesions impair retention of an inhibitory avoidance response.
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Martinez JL Jr
McGaugh JL
Messing RB
Vasquez BJ
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10.1016/0166-4328(82)90002-X
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1982-03-01T00:00:00Z