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Behaviorally Dependent Neuronal Gating in the HippocampusLet me begin this chapter by describing recent findings from a number of laboratories that have begun to delineate three separate aspects of memory. Consideration of these findings will, I believe, provide insight into questions of spatial behavior and will, in addition, serve as an introduction to my own research.

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