The neurobiology of spatial behaviour /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
2003.
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Table of Contents:
- Path integration in insects
- A role for the hippocampus in dead reckoning : an ethological analysis using natural exploratory and food-carrying tasks
- How does path integration interact with olfaction, vision, and the representation of space?
- Contextual cues and insect navigation
- A model of hippocampal-cortical-amygdala interactions based on contextual fear conditioning
- Do animals use maps?
- Comparative approaches to human navigation
- Studies of the neural basis of human navigation and memory
- The head direction system and navigation
- Drawing parallels between the behavioural and neural properties of navigation
- Spatial coding in the hippocampal formation : input, information type, plasticity, and behaviour
- Hippocampal remapping : implications for spatial learning and navigation
- Navigation in the moving world
- Reading cognitive and other maps : how to avoid getting buried in thought
- The representation of spatial context
- Place cells : a framework for episodic memory?