Trace but not delay fear conditioning requires attention and the anterior cingulate cortex
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Christof Koch | David J Anderson | David J. Anderson | Michael S Fanselow | C. Koch | L. Squire | M. Fanselow | J. Quinn | R. Mongeau | Laurent van Trigt | C. O’Tuathaigh | C. J. Han | Jennifer J Quinn | Raymond Mongeau | C J Han | Colm M O'Tuathaigh | Laurent van Trigt | D. Anderson | Colm M O 'tuathaigh
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