Operation device of non-human primate drug discrimination system
A primate and system operation technology, applied in the field of non-human primate drug discrimination system operating device, can solve the problem of irritability and aggression of addicted animals, easy loosening of bolts, and vulnerability of experimenters to grabbing and fixing Attacks and other issues to achieve the effect of ensuring autonomous activities and behaviors and avoiding interference
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