The effects of clonidine of food consumption and food competition in male stumptail macaques (Macaca arctoides)

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Summary

It is concluded that since the hyperphagic property of clonidine was only apparent during noncompetitive food-getting, that other drug-behavioral interactions prevented an increase in food retrieval during competitive situations.

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Published
1986-06-01
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Clonidine, Competition (biology), Ranking (information retrieval), Food consumption, Psychology

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