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Biology, 10.10.2019 03:30 arianna2814

Rats are very difficult to poison because they nibble a little bit of a novel food, then wait a while before eating more. if they get sick, they develop conditioned taste aversion to the food. how could you develop a poison that would work for rats and avoid conditioned taste aversion?

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