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... satiated ; his unfed partner , hungry . In human beings one of the manifestations of hunger is movement of the stomach - the so - called hunger pangs . A manifestation of satiation is a feeling of fullness . With these facts in mind we ...
... satiated ; his unfed partner , hungry . In human beings one of the manifestations of hunger is movement of the stomach - the so - called hunger pangs . A manifestation of satiation is a feeling of fullness . With these facts in mind we ...
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... satiation . Just to make sure , we loaded the gut with food , artifi- cially . It is not possible to feed the fly with a stomach tube , but fortunately for us as well as for the fly , there is an open- ing at both ends . We decided to ...
... satiation . Just to make sure , we loaded the gut with food , artifi- cially . It is not possible to feed the fly with a stomach tube , but fortunately for us as well as for the fly , there is an open- ing at both ends . We decided to ...
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... satiation . Meditating one day on these facts I got to thinking that being hungry served no useful purpose unless hunger also stimulated one to search for food . A hungry fly should be more restless than a happily fed fly . The ...
... satiation . Meditating one day on these facts I got to thinking that being hungry served no useful purpose unless hunger also stimulated one to search for food . A hungry fly should be more restless than a happily fed fly . The ...
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