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Cite Journal: Physiology & Behavior |  Publication Date: Jan 1, 1987 |
 Citations: 8 |
Affiliation: University of Pennsylvania
In two experiments rats given unpredictable feeding schedules gained less weight over a 24 or 30 day training period than rats which consumed an equivalent amount of food on a predictable schedule. These results suggest that irregular feeding schedules disrupt food utilization.
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