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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41185-5tions to the surrounding landmarks, and not the smell of food pellets, smell left on the arms of the maze, or stereotypic response patterns (Maki, Brokofsky, & Berg, 1979; Olton, 1978, 1982; Olton & Collison, 1979; Olton, Collison, & Werz, 1977; Olton & Samuelson, 1976; Roberts, 1984; Suzuki, Augerinos, & Black, 1980; Zoladek & Roberts, 1978).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-41185-5nnecting the neocortex with somatomotor and visceromotor control systems (Swanson, 1983). In the absence of a functional hippocampus (e.g. following lesions), the theory predicts that the subject will tend to solve any spatial problem by taxon strategies, i.e. simple S-R associations.

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Rats Use the Geometry of Surfaces for Navigationtions to the surrounding landmarks, and not the smell of food pellets, smell left on the arms of the maze, or stereotypic response patterns (Maki, Brokofsky, & Berg, 1979; Olton, 1978, 1982; Olton & Collison, 1979; Olton, Collison, & Werz, 1977; Olton & Samuelson, 1976; Roberts, 1984; Suzuki, Augerinos, & Black, 1980; Zoladek & Roberts, 1978).