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J H Maxwell, A M Granda

Physiology & Behavior

|July 1, 1975

Abstract:

An automated apparatus is described that permits precise and reliable measurements of visual thresholds in turtles using a conditioned avoidance technique. The entire sequence of stimulus management and the collection of response data are under programmed control.

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