Titlebook: Cortical Memory Functions; C. M. Fair Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 anatomy.experiment.neuroanatomy.neuroscience

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The Corticocortical Relay System,It is proposed that, in posterior neocortex, the interareal projections arising in magnocellular pyramidal arrays of lower layer III, and projecting to similar arrays in lower III elsewhere, form the principal links in a several-stage cortical memory system. This conclusion is fundamental to much that follows.

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The Hippocampal System and LTM,elements represented at the “far” end of the generic memory system—elements that, being maximally generalized, are in themselves least liable to change over time. The psychological consequences of this arrangement are explored in later sections.

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