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Circadian Rhythm of Output From Neurones in the Eye Of Aplysia: IV. A Model of the Clock: Differential Sensitivity to Light and Low Temperature Pulses

J Exp Biol (1977) 70 (1): 195–211.

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Circadian Rhythm of Output From Neurones in the Eye Of Aplysia: IV. A Model of the Clock: Differential Sensitivity to Light and Low Temperature Pulses

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