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The appetite for freediving differs between Sprague-Dawley and Long Evans rats
Freediving in rats has emerged as a relevant model to study physiology and neural adaptation underlying submersion mechanisms. However, despite well-established strain-dependent differences in behavior and physiological responses, most studies about freediving rely on Sprague Dawley rats. As the cho
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