An account in which the medial temporal lobe rapidly establishes and initially binds long-term declarative memory, with a changing dependence on the region during systems consolidation. The original strong restriction of the region to long-term memory must be distinguished from the broader claim that it is important for declarative learning.[ref]
The medial temporal lobe memory system by Larry Squire and others. 1991, anatomical system, binding and time-limited contribution
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