Committee on Problems of Alcohol A Report of Its Activities From 1949 to 1955, the Research Work It Has Supported and the Place of This Work in the Field of Alcoholism (1956) / Chapter Skim
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IV. FACTORS INFLUENCING VOLUNTARY ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
IV. FACTORS INFLUENCING VOLUNTARY ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
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of Texas Medical Branch in Galv.eston., has f6\ind that banisters, 'wood ratsj,' aild ;deer mice all drink significantly more, alcohol thap;.4o the conventipnal laboratory rats and mice.' v ! .r Work aimed at studying the possible effects; of heredity on alcohol consumption in the hamster .has produced equiyoca'l results.
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