PMID: 14414442Jun 24, 1960Paper

Behavior in the cold after acclimatization

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V G LATIES, B WEISS

Abstract

Experimentally naive albino rats begin to press a lever for short bursts of radiant heat earlier in a 16-hour session at 2 degrees C than rats that have been living at this temperature for about a month. This difference reflects the different rates at which body temperature in the cold falls in acclimatized and nonacclimatized animals.

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