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. 2011 Dec 7;22(7):1553–1566. doi: 10.1002/hipo.20995

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Mean percent correct (±S.E.M.) in probe test 1, Experiment 2. Performance is shown for 12 trials (six sessions) of the different trial types starting from the normal start arm as used in training (normal trials, allocentric + egocentric incongruent trials) and the trial types starting from the novel start arm (egocentric incongruent trials and allocentric incongruent trials) for sham (Sham) and hippocampal lesioned mice (HPC). Mice were significantly worse on egocentric incongruent trials and allocentric + egocentric incongruent trials in comparison to performance on normal trials. Performance was also significantly worse on egocentric incongruent trials compared to allocentric incongruent trials.