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  • 24. An Inescapable Cat Odor Exposure Protocol for Studying Innate and Contextual Threat Conditioning in Rats.
    Rodríguez M, Contreras M, Domic-Siede M, Ceric F, Torrealba F.
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  • 28. Conditioned behavioral responses to a context paired with the predator odor trimethylthiazoline.
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  • 31. Predator cat odors activate sexual arousal pathways in brains of Toxoplasma gondii infected rats.
    House PK, Vyas A, Sapolsky R.
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  • 35. Individual differences in temporal lobe sensory processing of threatening stimuli in the cat.
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