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. 2021 Feb 16;101(3):1427–1456. doi: 10.1152/physrev.00014.2020

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FIGURE 8. — Hippocampal representation of time, short term. A: schematic of alternation task with treadmill in stem (left) and time cell firing patterns in CA3 as a function of time since treadmill start during treadmill running sessions (right). B: examples of 2 hippocampal cells, one responding more to time (top) and the other to distance run (bottom). Left: firing rate plotted as a function of time since beginning of run. Right: distance run. A from Ref. 60, with permission from Journal of Neuroscience; B from Ref. 57, with permission from Neuron.