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. 1971 May;64(5):472–474. doi: 10.1177/003591577106400506

Heart rate responses of human newborns to modulated pure tones.

D H Crowell, R H Jones, J K Nakagawa, L E Kapuniai
PMCID: PMC1812499  PMID: 5576900

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