Test of a non-motor 'sequencing' hypothesis for the cerebellum in normals and schizophrenia

Joseph Tracy; Scott Faro; Feroze B. Mohamed; Ryan Tiver; Alexander B. Pinus; Mark Pinsk; Heather Christensen; Jen Harvan

Test of a non-motor 'sequencing' hypothesis for the cerebellum in normals and schizophrenia

Joseph Tracy, Scott Faro, Feroze B. Mohamed, Ryan Tiver, Alexander B. Pinus, Mark Pinsk, Heather Christensen, Jen Harvan

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Original language	English (US)
Journal	NeuroImage
Volume	11
Issue number	5 PART II
Publication status	Published - Dec 1 2000
Externally published	Yes

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Cognitive Neuroscience
Neurology

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Tracy, J., Faro, S., Mohamed, F. B., Tiver, R., Pinus, A. B., Pinsk, M., ... Harvan, J. (2000). Test of a non-motor 'sequencing' hypothesis for the cerebellum in normals and schizophrenia. NeuroImage, 11(5 PART II).

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