The nociceptive withdrawal response of the tail in the spinalized rat employs a hybrid categorical–continuous spatial mapping strategy

Bence, Christina M.; Cleland, Corey L.

doi:10.1007/s00221-019-05527-w

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The nociceptive withdrawal response of the tail in the spinalized rat employs a hybrid categorical–continuous spatial mapping strategy

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