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Erratum to: Route and survey processing of topographical memory during navigation.
Luca Latini-Corazzini, Marie Pascale Nesa, Mathieu Ceccaldi, Eric Guedj, Catherine Thinus-Blanc

Psychol Res· July 2016

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Unilateral vestibular loss impairs external space representation.
Liliane Borel, Christine Redon-Zouiteni, Pierre Cauvin, Michel Dumitrescu, Arnaud Devèze

PLoS One· October 2014

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Vestibular information is necessary for maintaining metric properties of representational space: evidence from mental imagery.
Patrick Péruch, Christophe Lopez, Christine Redon-Zouiteni, Guy Escoffier, Alain Zeitoun

Neuropsychologia· September 2011

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Route and survey processing of topographical memory during navigation.
Luca Latini-Corazzini, Marie Pascale Nesa, Mathieu Ceccaldi, Eric Guedj, Catherine Thinus-Blanc

Psychol Res· November 2010

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Differentiated forgetting rates of spatial knowledge in humans in the absence of repeated testing.
Luca Latini Corazzini, Catherine Thinus-Blanc, Marie-Pascale Nesa, Giuliano Carlo Geminiani, Patrick Péruch

Memory· October 2008

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Comparing distances in mental images constructed from visual experience or verbal descriptions: the impact of survey versus route perspective.
Patrick Péruch, Vanessa Chabanne, Marie-Pascale Nesa, Catherine Thinus-Blanc, Michel Denis

Q J Exp Psychol (Hove)· November 2006

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Direction and distance deficits in path integration after unilateral vestibular loss depend on task complexity.
Patrick Péruch, Liliane Borel, Jacques Magnan, Michel Lacour

Brain Res Cogn Brain Res· December 2005

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Wayfinding in familiar and unfamiliar environments in a case of progressive topographical agnosia.
Constant Rainville, Sven Joubert, Olivier Felician, Vanessa Chabanne, Mathieu Ceccaldi

Neurocase· October 2005

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