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A physiological control theory of food intake in the rat: Mark 1
Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society 3 (6):442-444 (1974)
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Signals to the brain from the flows of energy around the body, varied primarily by declining amounts of food energy in the stomach, can explain the pattern of meals in the laboratory rat, the differences between dark and light phases, and the development of obesity ion the rat wioth VMH lesions but normal sating.Author's Profile
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