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Environmental and Internal Gating of Memory: ARCH Multiplicative Threshold Framework for Encoding and Retrieval

2026-05-26

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Memory encoding depends on the joint convergence of substrate readiness, internal drive, environmental input, and a permissive temporal–physiological state. The same logic recurs across vertebrate learning systems: hippocampal-dependent spatial and schema-modulated memory (the Navigia substrate in the Systema Behavorum taxonomy), filial imprinting in the chick intermediate medial mesopallium (Lorenz's prägung), vo...

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1ae6b658-072a-5a85-8921-73283faf8bca
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10.20944/preprints202605.1558.v1
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