Wayfinding in the blind: larger hippocampal volume and supranormal spatial navigation. (Q48881892)

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Wayfinding in the blind: larger hippocampal volume and supranormal spatial navigation. (English)

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author

Patrice Voss

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Jens C Pruessner

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Jens Pruessner

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Catherine Lord

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Catherine Lord

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Maryse Lassonde

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Franco Lepore

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Madeleine Fortin

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Dave Saint-Amour

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Constant Rainville

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

14 October 2008

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published in

Brain

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volume

131

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issue

Pt 11

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page(s)

2995-3005

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Identifiers

DOI

10.1093/BRAIN/AWN250

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PubMed ID

18854327

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