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Hippocampal theta distinguishes between memory-guided and exploratory saccades in humans

2026-07-21

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Memory shapes how we explore the visual world, but the neural mechanisms linking mnemonic processes to eye movements during naturalistic viewing are not well understood. Theta-band oscillatory activity in the hippocampus is time-locked with eye movements in primates, suggesting a putative mechanism for coordinating mnemonic processing and oculomotor behaviour. Yet, it remains unknown whether this coupling generali...

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10.64898/2026.07.20.739696
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