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PUGH CR
KUMAGAWA K
FLESHNER M
WATKINS LR
MAIER SF
RUDY JW
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Citation: Mc. Alvarado et Jw. Rudy, COMPARISON OF CONFIGURAL DISCRIMINATION PROBLEMS - IMPLICATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF THE HIPPOCAMPAL-FORMATION IN LEARNING AND MEMORY, Psychobiology, 23(3), 1995, pp. 178-184
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Authors:
PHILLIPS R
LEDOUX JE
RUDY JW
HUNT PS
CAMPBELL BA
STANTON ME
FREEMAN JH
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Citation: Jw. Rudy, ONTOGENY OF CONTEXT-SPECIFIC LATENT INHIBITION OF CONDITIONED FEAR - IMPLICATIONS FOR CONFIGURAL ASSOCIATIONS THEORY AND HIPPOCAMPAL-FORMATION DEVELOPMENT, Developmental psychobiology, 27(6), 1994, pp. 367-379
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