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Physiological and nutritional consequences of brain lesions: A functional atlas of the chicken hypothalamus

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  • Feldman, Sanford E.
  • Snapir, Nachum
  • Yasuda, Mikio
  • Treuting, Frank
  • Lepkovsky, Samuel

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An atlas of the chicken hypothalamus was prepared and used for stereotaxic placements of electrolytic lesions. Histological brain sections, showing the location of lesions in the hypothalamus, were prepared, and the locations of the lesions were correlated with physiological and behavioral responses. Photomicrographs of some of the electrolytic lesions that did not evoke physiological or behavioral changes are also presented.

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  • Feldman, Sanford E. & Snapir, Nachum & Yasuda, Mikio & Treuting, Frank & Lepkovsky, Samuel, 1973. "Physiological and nutritional consequences of brain lesions: A functional atlas of the chicken hypothalamus," Hilgardia, California Agricultural Experiment Station, vol. 41(19).
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:hilgar:381098
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