Means, standard errors and significant differences of the percentage of USVs containing Shift for male and female rat pups in the three exposure groups [Untreated (Control), Cocaine and Saline (Control)].

Philip Sanford Zeskind (648048)
Matthew S. McMurray (595103)
Elizabeth T. Cox Lippard (648049)
Karen M. Grewen (648050)
Kristin A. Garber (648051)
Josephine M. Johns (648052)

Publication date

October 2014

DOI

10.1371/journal.pone.0110349.g006

Abstract

<p>Cocaine-exposed pups had significantly more frequency shifts in their USVs than pups in the Untreated and Saline control groups. No sex differences were found.</p

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Means, standard errors and significant differences of the percentage of USVs containing Shift for male and female rat pups in the three exposure groups [Untreated (Control), Cocaine and Saline (Control)].

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Means, standard errors and significant differences of the percentage of USVs containing Shift for male and female rat pups in the three exposure groups [Untreated (Control), Cocaine and Saline (Control)].

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