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Authors:
QUINONESHINOJOSA A
DERRICK BE
BAREARODRIGUEZ EJ
JANAK PH
MARTINEZ JL
Citation: A. Quinoneshinojosa et al., LONG-TERM POTENTIATION AT THE LATERAL PERFORANT PATH NUCLEUS-ACCUMBENS SYNAPSE IN THE RAT IN-VIVO, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 169-175
Authors:
ASTUR RS
SUTHERLAND RJ
Citation: Rs. Astur et Rj. Sutherland, CONFIGURAL LEARNING IN HUMANS - THE TRANSVERSE PATTERNING PROBLEM, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 176-182
Authors:
HORTONLAMBIRTH A
ROBERTS AE
MCKINNEY WM
Citation: A. Hortonlambirth et al., CEREBRAL BLOOD-FLOW VELOCITIES MODULATE DURING COGNITIVE TASKS USING VISION AND VISION-LIKE REQUIREMENTS - A TCD STUDY, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 183-189
Authors:
SIMPSON EL
GAFFAN EA
EACOTT MJ
Citation: El. Simpson et al., RATS OBJECT-IN-PLACE ENCODING AND THE EFFECT OF FORNIX TRANSECTION, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 190-204
Authors:
STEVENS AA
MAIR RG
Citation: Aa. Stevens et Rg. Mair, AUDITORY CONDITIONAL DISCRIMINATION DEFICITS WITHOUT DELAYS IN RATS WITH LESIONS OF EITHER FRONTAL-CORTEX OR MEDIAL THALAMUS, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 205-215
Authors:
BURCHAM KJ
CORWIN JV
Citation: Kj. Burcham et Jv. Corwin, EFFECTS OF DELAY AND DURATION OF LIGHT DEPRIVATION ON RECOVERY OF FUNCTION FROM NEGLECT INDUCED BY UNILATERAL MEDIAL AGRANULAR PREFRONTAL CORTEX LESIONS IN RATS, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 216-230
Authors:
SAKAMOTO T
OKAICHI H
Citation: T. Sakamoto et H. Okaichi, EFFECTS OF FIMBRIA-FORNIX LESIONS ON RATS USE OF INTRAMAZE STIMULI INTHE WATER MAZE, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 231-239
Authors:
GRIFFIN AS
ETIENNE AS
Citation: As. Griffin et As. Etienne, UPDATING THE PATH INTEGRATOR THROUGH A VISUAL FIX, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 240-248
Authors:
BURNS M
DOMJAN M
MILLS AD
Citation: M. Burns et al., EFFECTS OF GENETIC SELECTION FOR FEARFULNESS OR SOCIAL REINSTATEMENT BEHAVIOR ON ADULT SOCIAL AND SEXUAL-BEHAVIOR IN DOMESTIC QUAIL (COTURNIX JAPONICA), Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 249-257
Authors:
STANFORD L
SANTI A
Citation: L. Stanford et A. Santi, THE DOPAMINE D2 AGONIST QUINPIROLE DISRUPTS ATTENTION TO TEMPORAL SIGNALS WITHOUT SELECTIVELY ALTERING THE SPEED OF THE INTERNAL CLOCK, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 258-266
Authors:
FRANKLAND PW
DOCKSTADER CL
MCDONALD RJ
Citation: Pw. Frankland et al., DISCRIMINATIVE AND NONDISCRIMINATIVE CONTEXTUAL FEAR CONDITIONING POTENTIATE THE ACOUSTIC STARTLE RESPONSE, Psychobiology, 26(3), 1998, pp. 267-274
Authors:
KESNER R
Citation: R. Kesner, PARIETAL CORTEX AND COGNITION - PREFACE, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 85-85
Authors:
CORWIN JV
REEP RL
Citation: Jv. Corwin et Rl. Reep, RODENT POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX AS A COMPONENT OF A CORTICAL NETWORKMEDIATING DIRECTED SPATIAL ATTENTION, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 87-102
Authors:
CROWNE DP
MAH LW
Citation: Dp. Crowne et Lw. Mah, A COMPARISON OF HEMISPATIAL NEGLECT FROM POSTERIOR PARIETAL AND PERIARCUATE LESIONS IN THE MONKEY, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 103-108
Authors:
STEINMETZ MA
Citation: Ma. Steinmetz, CONTRIBUTIONS OF POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX TO COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS IN PRIMATES, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 109-118
Authors:
CHEN LTL
NAKAMURA K
Citation: Ltl. Chen et K. Nakamura, HEAD-CENTERED REPRESENTATION AND SPATIAL MEMORY IN RAT POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 119-127
Authors:
LONG JM
MELLEM JE
KESNER RP
Citation: Jm. Long et al., THE EFFECTS OF PARIETAL CORTEX LESIONS ON AN OBJECT SPATIAL LOCATION PAIRED-ASSOCIATE TASK IN RATS, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 128-133
Authors:
KOLB B
CIOE J
Citation: B. Kolb et J. Cioe, ABSENCE OF RECOVERY OR DENDRITIC REORGANIZATION AFTER NEONATAL POSTERIOR PARIETAL LESIONS, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 134-142
Authors:
MCDANIEL WF
WILLIAMS LB
ATTAWAY CM
COMPTON DM
Citation: Wf. Mcdaniel et al., TURN-SIGNAL UTILIZATION BY RATS WITH EITHER UNILATERAL OR BILATERAL POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTEX INJURIES, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 143-152
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE ASSOCIATIVE PARIETAL CORTEX AND HIPPOCAMPUS TO SPATIAL PROCESSING IN RODENTS
Authors:
SAVE E
POUCET B
FOREMAN N
THINUSBLANC C
Citation: E. Save et al., THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE ASSOCIATIVE PARIETAL CORTEX AND HIPPOCAMPUS TO SPATIAL PROCESSING IN RODENTS, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 153-161
Authors:
KESNER RP
LONG JM
Citation: Rp. Kesner et Jm. Long, PARIETAL CORTEX AND A SPATIAL COGNITIVE MAP, Psychobiology, 26(2), 1998, pp. 162-166
Authors:
MYERS CE
ERMITA BR
HASSELMO M
GLUCK MA
Citation: Ce. Myers et al., FURTHER IMPLICATIONS OF A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL OF SEPTOHIPPOCAMPAL CHOLINERGIC MODULATION IN EYEBLINK CONDITIONING, Psychobiology, 26(1), 1998, pp. 1-20
Authors:
MAURER R
Citation: R. Maurer, A CONNECTIONIST MODEL OF PATH INTEGRATION WITH AND WITHOUT A REPRESENTATION OF DISTANCE TO THE STARTING POINT, Psychobiology, 26(1), 1998, pp. 21-35
Authors:
EACOTT MJ
Citation: Mj. Eacott, ACQUISITION AND RETENTION OF VISUAL-DISCRIMINATION LEARNING AFTER ABLATION OF PERIRHINAL CORTEX IN THE RAT, Psychobiology, 26(1), 1998, pp. 36-41
Authors:
PRADOS J
TROBALON JB
Citation: J. Prados et Jb. Trobalon, LOCATING AN INVISIBLE GOAL IN A WATER MAZE REQUIRES AT LEAST 2 LANDMARKS, Psychobiology, 26(1), 1998, pp. 42-48