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Development of play fighting in kindling-prone (FAST) and kindling-resistant (SLOW) rats: how does the retention of phenotypic juvenility affect the complexity of play?

Developmental psychobiology - 1 Sept 2004

Reinhart Christine J, Pellis Sergio M, McIntyre Dan C

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Rats selectively bred for susceptibility to amygdala kindling (FAST) have been shown to retain neural and behavioral features of the juvenile phase into adulthood. In contrast, rats selectively bred for resistance to amygdala kindling (SLOW) are neurobehaviorally more typically adult. The development of play fighting in male and female rats of both selected lines was studied. Given the apparent association of...

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PMID: 15340977
DOI: 10.1002/dev.20016

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