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Role of limbic cortex and amygdaloid nuclei in control of motor activity of the gastro-intestinal tract

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Bogach, P.G., Koval', L.A. Role of limbic cortex and amygdaloid nuclei in control of motor activity of the gastro-intestinal tract. Bull Exp Biol Med 65, 245–248 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00804433

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