Regional activation of the human medial temporal lobe during intentional encoding of objects and positions
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Olaf B. Paulson | Arnold Skimminge | Terry L. Jernigan | William F. C. Baaré | Thomas Z. Ramsøy | Torben Ellegaard Lund | Matthew G. Liptrot | Karam Sidaros | Mark Schram Christensen | T. Jernigan | O. Paulson | W. Baaré | T. Ramsøy | T. Lund | M. Christensen | A. Skimminge | K. Sidaros | M. Liptrot
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