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Perceptual and Motor Skills|April 1, 1997
Geophysical variables and behavior: LXXXII. A strong association between sudden infant death syndrome and increments of global geomagnetic activity--possible support for the melatonin hypothesisR P O'Connor, M A PersingerThe International Journal of Neuroscience|December 1, 1996
Increases in geomagnetic activity are associated with increases in thyroxine levels in a single patient: implications for melatonin levelsR P O'Connor, M A PersingerEpilepsy & Behavior : E&B|January 31, 2004
The neuromatrix and the epileptic brain: behavioral and learning preservation in limbic epileptic rats treated with ketamine but not acepromazineN M Fournier, M A PersingerLife Sciences|March 26, 2003
Combined effects of complex magnetic fields and agmatine for contextual fear learning deficits in ratsB E McKay, M A PersingerPerceptual and Motor Skills|September 15, 1999
Geophysical variables and behavior: LXXXVI. Geomagnetic activity as a partial parturitional trigger--are male babies more affected than female babies?M A Persinger, K A HodgePerceptual and Motor Skills|July 17, 2001
Geophysical variables and behavior: CIII. Days with sudden infant deaths and cardiac arrhythmias in adults share a factor with PC1 geomagnetic pulsations: implications for pursuing mechanismM A Persinger, R P O'ConnorPerceptual and Motor Skills|September 22, 2001
Geophysical variables and behavior: XCV. Annual January rainfall may modulate the incidence of luminous phenomena within the San Francisco BasinJ S Derr, M A PersingerPerceptual and Motor Skills|March 9, 2002
Geophysical variables and behavior: XCVII. Increased proportions of the left-sided sense of presence induced experimentally by right hemispheric application of specific (frequency-modulated) complex magnetic fieldsS G Tiller, M A PersingerPerceptual and Motor Skills|August 1, 1994
The sensed presence may be facilitated by interhemispheric intercalation: relative efficacy of the Mind's Eye, Hemi-Sync Tape, and bilateral temporal magnetic field stimulationC P Johnson, M A PersingerThe International Journal of Neuroscience|December 1, 1994
Enhanced hypnotizability by cerebrally applied magnetic fields depends upon the order of hemispheric presentation: an anistropic effectS G Tiller, M A PersingerPageof 29