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Response to novelty as a predictor for drug effects: the pitfalls of some correlational studiesQUERTEMONT, Etienne; BRABANT, Christian; TIRELLI, Ezio et al.Psychopharmacologia. 2004, Vol 173, Num 1-2, pp 221-226, issn 0033-3158, 6 p.Article

Neophobia in spontaneous hypertensive (SHR) and normotensive control (WKY) ratsDELINI-STULA, A; HUNN, C.Behavioral and neural biology. 1985, Vol 43, Num 2, pp 206-211, issn 0163-1047Article

The role of neophobia in determining the degree of foraging specialization in some migrant warblersGREENBERG, R.The American naturalist. 1983, Vol 122, Num 4, pp 444-453, issn 0003-0147Article

Le comportement de Mus musculus et de M. hortulanus au rapport à de nouveaux objetsMESHKOVA, N. N; KOTENKOVA, E. V; LYALYUKHINA, S. I et al.Zoologičeskij žurnal. 1985, Vol 64, Num 4, pp 583-589, issn 0044-5134Article

Conséquences d'un changement de hiérarchie et de territoire dans un groupe de macaques crabiers (Macaca fascicularis) = Consequence of a hierarchy and territory change in a group of Macaca fascicularisPALLAUD, B.Biology of behaviour (Paris). 1984, Vol 9, Num 1, pp 89-99, issn 0397-7153Article

Individually housed rats exceed group-housed animals in rotational movements when exposed to a novel environmentGENTSCH, C; LICHTSTEINER, M; FEER, H et al.Experientia. 1983, Vol 39, Num 12, pp 1412-1414, issn 0014-4754Article

TRANSPOSITION RESPONSE IN DIFFERENT HYPERTENSIVE RATSTADA T; TERANISHI Y; IRIUCHIJIMA J et al.1981; JPN. J. PHYSIOL.; ISSN 0021-521X; JPN; DA. 1981; VOL. 31; NO 5; PP. 749-752; BIBL. 4 REF.Article

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Behavioral responsiveness of young chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) to a novel environmentMILLER, L. C; BARD, K. A; JUNO, C. J et al.Folia Primatologica. 1986, Vol 47, Num 2, pp 128-142, issn 0015-5713Article

Effects of environmental novelty on filial behavior in imprinted ducklingsEISERER, L. A.Learning & behavior. 1983, Vol 11, Num 3, pp 321-324, issn 1543-4494Article

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OPEN-FIELD BEHAVIOUR OF MALE AND FEMALE DOMESTIC CHICKS AS A FUNCTION OF HOUSING CONDITIONS, TEST SITUATIONS AND NOVELTYJONES RB; FAURE JM.1982; BIOL. BEHAV.; ISSN 0397-7153; FRA; DA. 1982; VOL. 7; NO 1; PP. 17-25; ABS. FRE; BIBL. 18 REF.Article

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Novel pharmacological approaches in the treatment of erectile dysfunctionBURNETT, A. L.World journal of urology (Print). 2001, Vol 19, Num 1, pp 57-66, issn 0724-4983Article

Brain alpha 1-adrenergic neurotransmission is necessary for behavioral activation to environmental change in miceSTONE, E. A; ZHANG, Y; ROSENGARTEN, H et al.Neuroscience. 1999, Vol 94, Num 4, pp 1245-1252, issn 0306-4522Article

The use of environmental strategies and psychotropic medication in the management of deliriumMEAGHER, D. J; O'HANLON, D; O'MAHONY, E et al.British journal of psychiatry (Print). 1996, Vol 168, Num AVR, pp 512-515, issn 0007-1250Article

Biomedical equipment maintenance : adjusting to the demands of a changing environmentSHAFFER, M. J; SHAFFER, M. D.Medical instrumentation. 1990, Vol 24, Num 2, pp 85-91, issn 0090-6689, 7 p.Article

Neophobia in the foraging-site selection of a neotropical migrant bird: an experimental studyGREENBERG, R.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. Biological sciences. 1984, Vol 81, Num 12, pp 3778-3780, issn 0273-1134Article