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The introduction of novel visual stimuli failed to disturb the performance of animals with extensive bilateral destruction of the hippocampus in a linear runway. Animals with destruction restricted to the dorsal hippocampus and animals with damage of the septal area were less distracted on first presentation of the distracting stimuli but recovered former running speeds more quickly than control groups. Novel tactual stimuli failed to affect the performance of animals in all groups.

The effect of distracting stimuli on the runway performance of limbic damaged rats