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Behavioral decomposition reveals rich encoding structure employed across neocortex in rats
B. Mimica, T. Tombaz, et al.
This fascinating study reveals how the brain regions in freely foraging rats encode their natural behaviors, highlighting unique regional processing of visual and auditory information. Conducted by Bartul Mimica and colleagues, it uncovers a complex interplay of neural activity across the dorsal cortex that informs our understanding of animal behavior and neural mechanisms.
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