Table 1. Amnesic Participant's Demographic, Anatomical and Neuropsychological Characteristics.

	Demographic		Anatomical			Intelligence			Memory	Language			Perception	EF
	Age	Ed	Etiology	Lesion	HC Volume	WAIS- III FSIQ	WAIS-IIIVIQ	WAIS-IIIPIQ	WMS-IIIGMI	BNT	TT	COWA	CFTCopy	WCTPE	WCTCat
1846	46	14	Anoxia	Bilateral HC	-4.23	84	88	86	57	43	41	24	28	6	6
1951	57	16	HSE	Bilateral HC + other MTL	-8.10	106	107	106	57	49	44	40	32	16	6
2308	53	16	HSE	Bilateral HC + other MTL	N/A	95	96	78	45	52	44	16	32	N/A	N/A
2363	53	16	Anoxia	Bilateral HC	-2.64	98	112	91	73	58	44	26	26	12	6
2563	54	16	Anoxia	Bilateral HC	N/A	94	91	103	63	52	44	21	36	6	6
Mean(SD)	52.6(4.0)	15.6(1.7)				95.4(7.9)	98.8(10.3)	94.8(14.9)	59.0(10.2)	50.8(5.5)	43.4(1.3)	25.4(9.0)	30.8(3.9)	10.0(4.9)	6(0.0)

Note. Ed. = education; HSE = Herpes Simplex Encephalitis; HC = Hippocampus; MTL = Medial Temporal Lobe; HC Volume = hippocampal volumes obtained using high-resolution volumetric MRI (as studentised residual differences with hippocampal volume z-scores), revealing significantly reduced hippocampal volumes relative to a matched comparison group (Allen, Tranel, Bruss, & Damasio, 2006; Buchanan, Tranel, & Adolphs, 2005); Bolded scores are impaired, defined as 2 standard deviations from the mean on each test; WAIS-III = Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale-III; FSIQ = Full Scale Intelligence Quotient; VIQ = Verbal Intelligence Quotient; PIQ = Performance Intelligence Quotient; WMS-III = Wechsler Memory Scale-III; GMI = General Memory Index; BNT = Boston Naming Test; TT = Token Test; COWA = Controlled Oral Word Association; COWA score is summed over F, A, and S; CFT = Complex Figure Test; EF = Executive Functions; WCT = Wisconsin Card Sorting Task; PE = Perseverative errors; Cat = Number of categories achieved out of six.