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New Study Reveals Multiple Parallel Copies of Single Memory

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Memories are stored in multiple copies.

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These copies are stored in different parts of the brain.

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Some copies last longer than others.

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Memories can be changed over time.

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The way a memory is stored can affect how easy it is to remember later.

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Memories help us learn and adapt to new situations.

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The brain is constantly changing and adapting.

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Scientists are still learning about how memories work.

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“These were groundbreaking when artists of the 1980s were largely white.”

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This research could also help us develop treatments for memory disorders.