Jet lag in horses: Differential neuroendocrine response to a sudden shift in the light dark cycle at different times of the year may underlie effects on performance

DJ Tortonese; DF Preedy; J Townsend; CJ Fuller; SH Franklin; JB Uney; W Allen; R Short

Jet lag in horses: Differential neuroendocrine response to a sudden shift in the light dark cycle at different times of the year may underlie effects on performance

DJ Tortonese, DF Preedy, J Townsend, CJ Fuller, SH Franklin, JB Uney, W Allen, R Short

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Translated title of the contribution	Jet lag in horses: Differential neuroendocrine response to a sudden shift in the light dark cycle at different times of the year may underlie effects on performance
Original language	English
Title of host publication	Neuroscience
Publication status	Published - 2003

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