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INFLUENCE OF THE NOISE ON THE BEHAVIO R OF FEMALE WISTAR RATS

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Figure 1: Comparison in the food consumption among the Control Group (G1), G2 that was exposed to noise 4 hours/day and G3 that was exposed for 8 hours/day
Figure 5: Comparison of the averages of the time and frequency spent in the center among the Control Group, Group 2 and Group 3 during the exposition to the noise (Δ) and after its removal (◇)
Figure 7: Comparison of the averages of the cleaning  among the Control Group, Group 2 and Group 3 during the exposition to the noise (Δ) and after its removal (◇)

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