Effect of the Duration of a Postprandial Fast on the Acquisition of Appetites in the White Rat (first published in French in 1957)☆
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This paper first appeared in Comptes Rendus des Séances de la Société de Biologie (Paris),151 (2), 229–231 in 1957 under the title, Effet de la durée du jeune post-prandial sur l»établissement des appétits chez le Rat blanc. This English version was translated by Jacques Le Magnen and edited by David A. Booth and Louise Thibault.
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