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Chemical Senses 5: 99-105,
© 1980

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Instrumentally conditioned avoidance by tiger salamanders (Ambystoma tigrinum) to reagent grade odorants

J.Russell Mason, David A. Stevens and Michael D. Rabin

Department of Psychology, Clark University Worcester, Massachusetts 01610, USA

Tiger salamanders (Ambystoma tigrinum) were given pairings of air dilutions of either n-amyl acetate or d-camphor and intense light in a stainless steel and glass chamber using a simple flow dilution olfactometer. Avoidance responses were conditioned to presentations of amyl acetate but avoidance responses did not condition to presentations of camphor


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