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A domain-general neural signature of serial order memory across action and perception

2026-03-28

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Remembering events in the correct order, and generating ordered sequences of actions, are fundamental abilities across species. Behavioral studies, and theoretical work, raise the possibility that the brain represents serial order by a domain-general neural code, following the principle of Competitive Queuing. However, direct neurophysiological evidence for Competitive Queuing exists only in the motor domain. When...

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Literature Corpus work: be9982d8-7ed2-5302-8cff-174f7370be48
DOI: 10.64898/2026.03.27.714833

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