The Extrahippocampal System Acquires a Contextual Fear Memory Even If

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True/False

The extrahippocampal system acquires a contextual fear memory even if the hippocampus is functioning normally at the time of conditioning.

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Definitions:

Evolutionary Change

The process through which genetic variations accumulate over generations, leading to changes in the traits and behaviors of organisms.

Hereditarily

Hereditarily pertains to the genetic transmission of traits, diseases, or characteristics from parents to offspring.

Artificial Selection

The process by which humans breed plants and animals for particular genetic characteristics.

Selective Breeding

The process of breeding plants or animals for specific genetic traits, aiming to enhance or perpetuate desirable characteristics.