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Hind-Limb Reflexes in the Kitten: Velocity of Conduction and Spinal Transmission of Proprioceptive Hindlimb Reflexes

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SKOGLUND, S. Hind-Limb Reflexes in the Kitten: Velocity of Conduction and Spinal Transmission of Proprioceptive Hindlimb Reflexes. Nature 187, 132–134 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1038/187132a0

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