Illness-Induced Aversions in Rat and Quail: Relative Salience of Visual and Gustatory Cues
Illness-Induced Aversions in Rat and Quail: Relative Salience of Visual and Gustatory Cues
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老鼠和鹌鹑因疾病引起的厌恶:视觉和味觉线索的相对显着性
作者:
H. C. Wilcoxon;W. Dragoin;P. A. Kral
Bobwhite quail, like the rat, learn in one trial to avoid flavored water when illness is induced by a drug � 12 hour after drinking. In contrast to the rat, quail also learn to avoid water that is merely darkened by vegetable dye. The visual cue is even more salient than the taste cue in quail.