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Evidence that late-generated granule cells do not simply replace earlier formed neurons in the rat dentate gyrus

Dámaso Crespo, B.B. Stanfield, William Cowan

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Key concepts: Dentate gyrus, Neuroscience, Granule (geology), Chemistry, Biology, Central nervous system, Paleontology

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