@misc{cogprints6218,
          volume = {1},
          number = {4},
          author = {Dr. Mark B. Kristal and Christina L.  Williams},
           title = {The effects of strain, reproductive condition, and strain of placenta donor on placentophagia in nonpregnant mice},
       publisher = {The Psychonomic Society},
         journal = {Physiological Psychology},
           pages = {354--356},
            year = {1973},
        keywords = {placenta, placentophagia, mice, inbred strain, parturition},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/6218/},
        abstract = {The effects on placentophagia of strain, reproductive condition, and strain of placenta donor were observed in nonpregnant mice. Mice of the C57BL/6By and BALB/cBy strains were exposed to placentas of either strain after either no previous parturitional experience, one parturitional experience without nursing experience, or one parturitional experience with nursing experience. There was a significant effect of strain, a significant effect of reproductive condition, but no significant effect of strain of placenta donor. There was a significant interaction between strain and reproductive condition, but no significant interactions with placenta strain. It was inferred that the ability of a mouse to acquire and utilize relevant stimuli during and after parturition, in order to produce an emancipation of placentophagia from the physiological controls associated with parturition, is influenced by genotype.}
}

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