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S Benjamin Elliott

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Sensory processes, perception and performanceBehavioural neuroscience

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|Jun 14, 2016

Hippocampal-like circuitry in the pallium of an electric fish: Possible substrates for recursive pattern separation and completion.

S Benjamin Elliott, Erik Harvey-Girard, Ana C C Giassi

|Aug 07, 2015

Stimulus-induced up states in the dorsal pallium of a weakly electric fish.

S Benjamin Elliott, Leonard Maler

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