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Spatial coding supports auditory conceptual navigation

2025-02-04

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Grid cells in human entorhinal cortex encode spatial layouts for real-world navigation, yet their role in conceptual navigation remains unclear. Here we show that mentally transforming tones within a purely auditory pitch-duration space engages spatial circuits, and that such resources are causally necessary. In Experiment 1, participants trained for five days to navigate through a purely conceptual pitch-duration...

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7119ef1e-75d1-5abf-abe3-547033c9ae52
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10.1101/2025.02.04.636440
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