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. 2014 Apr;128(2):161–177. doi: 10.1037/a0036280

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Experiment 3 – Square Pool. The figure shows representative swim paths for a sham control (upper) and a rat with anterior thalamic lesions (lower). The Passive Probe 1 is the first swim in the pool after passive training with one striped wall and three white walls (The broken thick line represents the striped wall). The Passive Probe 2 shows the animal’s first swim behavior when two adjacent patterned walls are introduced. The far right shows probe trial swim paths after active training (‘Active Probe’). For the probe trials the escape platform was removed. Note that the pool is rotated between trials so that the correct corner moves with respect to the outside room. C = correct corner; I = incorrect corner.