Boca Raton / Palmira / Washington / D. C. / Valencia / Montreal / Glazier / Toronto / RATCLIFFE ET / Chicago / Colorado Island / Cali / Henry / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / Academic Press / Sorensen A. E. / Smithsonian Institution Press / CRC Press / McGraw-Hill / Oxford University Press / University of Chicago Press / Shumake S. A. / Brower L. P. / Ryerson / Simmons / Fauci A. S. / Elsevier Science Ltd. / /
Country
Montserrat / Colombia / Panama / Canada / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
American Museum of Natural History / McMaster University / York University / University of Toronto / /
IndustryTerm
toxic food items / unflavoured food / toxic food items results / control / food / food intakes / toxicosis control / energy requirements / normal food / flavoured food / /
Movie
Bio-dome / /
Organization
Cambridge University / McMaster University / Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour / York University / Toronto / Department of Biology / Department of Psychology / Texas Tech University / York University / Canadian Council / University of Chicago / Instituto Colombiano Agropecuario / US Federal Reserve / Oxford University / Association for the Study / Smithsonian / University of Toronto / /
Person
C. O. Handley / Jr / JOHN M. RATCLIFFE / M. BROCK FENTON / BENNETT G. GALEF / JR / B. G. Galef / Jr / L. Cheney / /
Position
D. J. / Apparatus GENERAL / blood-feeding specialist / model for conditioned taste aversions / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Quebec / New Brunswick / South Carolina / Florida / M. B. / /
PublishedMedium
Biological Journal of the Linnean Society / Journal of Zoology / Natural History / American Naturalist / Psychological Review / /
ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR, 2003, 65, 385–389 doi:[removed]anbe[removed], available online at http://www.sciencedirect.com An exception to the rule: common vampire bats do not learn taste aversions JOHN M. RATCLIFFE*, M. BROCK F