Memory and socioemotional behavior in monkeys after hippocampal damage incurred in infancy or in adulthood. (Q33704184)

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Memory and socioemotional behavior in monkeys after hippocampal damage incurred in infancy or in adulthood (English)

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J Bachevalier

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L Malkova

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1 August 1999

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Biological Psychiatry

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46

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329-339

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