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The behavioral effects of lesions of the septum: a review
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|May 1, 1985
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Many investigations have been conducted in an effort to deduce the nature of septal function. This paper is an overview of the work done by several researchers in their attempt to find the possible connections between overt behaviors and septal structures in the rat.
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