What is unconsciousness in a fly or a worm? A review of general anesthesia in different animal models

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Consciousness and Cognition 44:72-88 (2016)
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States of awareness during general anaesthesia: A case history.B. W. Levinson - 1965 - British Journal of Anaesthesia 37:544-546.

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