Memory for feeding time: Possible dependence on coupled circadian oscillators☆
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A preliminary report of these data was presented at the annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association, Baltimore, MD, April 1982 (A. M. Rosenwasser and N. T. Adler, Long-term effects of circadian feeding schedules). These studies were supported in part by NIH grant HD 04522 (to NTA), NSF grant BNS 81-20816 (to NTA) and NIH Postdoctoral Fellowship AM 06394 (to AMR).
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