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Fig. 1. Plan view of the test arena showing the home compartment, that is connected to seven compartmentsincluding the bath compartment by a wire corridor.
Fig. 2. The effect of door weight on the mean number of visits to the unweighted home cage and each resourcecompartment.
Fig. 3. The effect of door weight on the mean duration of visits to the unweighted home cage and eachresource compartment in seconds except for visits to hay compartment in units of 10 s .Ž.
Fig. 4. The effect of door weight on the percentage of time spent in the unweighted home cage and eachresource compartment
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