Abstract
At present a great deal of attention is given to questions of the physiological role of the hippocampal formation in the higher nervous activity of animals and man. A sizable number of both experimental and clinical-neurological investigations indicate that the hippocampus plays a definite part in conditioned reflex activity. Both ablation and stimulation produce noticeable alterations (Grastyan [13, 14], Brady [1], Bures et al. [11], Zager et al. [3], Urmancheyeva [9, 10] etc). (1)
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