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Hippocampus

Genus of bony fish commonly called seahorses.



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The hippocampal formation was stained using the Rapid Golgi protocol (Valverde 1993), and the cerebellum was stained using a modified Golgi-Cox staining protocol (Morest 1981) in tissue sections (100 [micro]m), prepared using a sliding microtome (American Optical, New Haven, CT).
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This so-called hippocampal formation helps to regulate memory formation and the learning of information.
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