How does horizontal and vertical navigation influence spatial memory of multifloored environments?
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Jacques Droulez | Alain Berthoz | Guillaume Thibault | Achille Pasqualotto | Manuel Vidal | A. Berthoz | J. Droulez | M. Vidal | Achille Pasqualotto | G. Thibault
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