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Visuospatial coding by theta oscillations in human hippocampus

2026-05-20

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The hippocampus has been proposed to support visual processing and perception, challenging longstanding accounts that emphasize navigation or declarative memory. A key prediction of visual-processing accounts is that the hippocampus should exhibit similar visuospatial coding properties to those of higher-order visual neocortical areas, such as sensitivity to the size of visual stimuli and contralateral visual fiel...

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30f807be-435c-5d6a-b5da-fa9198e46f64
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10.64898/2026.05.19.725196
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