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Neuroscience › Memory and Neural Mechanisms
Spatial Navigation
Jin, Qin, Zhang and Chen · Advances in experimental medicine and biology · 2020
A review of how the hippocampus contributes to three navigation strategies (path integration, stimulus-response association and map-based navigation), concluding it plays a general memory role.
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- UncheckedThe review concludes that the hippocampus plays a general role in memory (mnemonic role) across the different strategies animals use to navigate space.“Taken together, the hippocampus plays a general mnemonic role in spatial navigation.”
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