The ability of rats to discriminate between diets of varying degrees of toxicity

[1] Mountain laurel and rhododendron as foods for the white tailed deer [J]. ECOLOGY, 1931, 12 : 323 - 333

[2] The self-selection of food constituents by the rat. [J]. BIOCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 1931, 25 (02) : 473 - 481

[3] KURT WF, 1934, J NUTR, V8, P615

[4] KURT WF, 1934, J NUTR, V8, P597

[5] Studies in nutrition - The choice between adequate and inadequate diet, as made by rats and mice [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, 1921, 58 (02): : 211 - 225

[6] Osborne TB, 1918, J BIOL CHEM, V35, P19

[7] PAGE E, 1935, J BIOL CHEM, V111, P643

[8] STEYN D. G., 1932, 18th Report, Director Veterinary Services & Animal Industries, Union of South Africa, P899

[1] Mountain laurel and rhododendron as foods for the white tailed deer [J]. ECOLOGY, 1931, 12 : 323 - 333

[2] The self-selection of food constituents by the rat. [J]. BIOCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 1931, 25 (02) : 473 - 481

[3] KURT WF, 1934, J NUTR, V8, P615

[4] KURT WF, 1934, J NUTR, V8, P597

[5] Studies in nutrition - The choice between adequate and inadequate diet, as made by rats and mice [J]. AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY, 1921, 58 (02): : 211 - 225

[6] Osborne TB, 1918, J BIOL CHEM, V35, P19

[7] PAGE E, 1935, J BIOL CHEM, V111, P643

[8] STEYN D. G., 1932, 18th Report, Director Veterinary Services & Animal Industries, Union of South Africa, P899