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Configural Object Novelty Alters Network Coordination Across the Medial Temporal Lobe
Object identity depends on how constituent features are combined, such that the same features may form distinct objects when their configuration changes. The perirhinal (PRC) and anterolateral entorhinal (alERC) cortices are implicated in such conjunctive object processing; however, regional sensiti
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