Preserved visual recognition memory in an amnesic patient with hippocampal lesions
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Sven Joubert | Olivier Felician | Mathieu Ceccaldi | E. Barbeau | O. Felician | M. Poncet | M. Ceccaldi | S. Joubert | A. Sontheimer | Michel Poncet | Anna Sontheimer | Emmanuel J. Barbeau
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