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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 8 Issue 2
published_at 1961-06

Studies of Tolerance of Several Kinds of Animals to Heat, Electroshock, Hydrogen and Hydroxyl Ions.　-Ⅲ. Studies of tolerance of loaches to electroshock.-

Studies of Tolerance of Several Kinds of Animals to Heat, Electroshock, Hydrogen and Hydroxyl Ions.　-Ⅲ. Studies of tolerance of loaches to electroshock.-
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Total eight hundred and twenty loaces were subjected to electroshock of 10 to 100 volts, for periods of 2 seconds to one hour. Data on mortality and pathologic findings are presented. Fomulas are presented to express probable mortality of loaches in terms of exposure time and magnitude of electroshock stress.
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