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The
has been published in the
"Science". It suggests that babies as
as a year old can form and store memories. Researchers used a specially designed
to observe activity in an area of babies' brains called the hippocampus. This is where memories are created and stored. The research found that babies can form
types of memories from the
of two months. It is possible that infants can detect patterns in people's faces,
and in daily routines. However, episodic memory, which allows us to recall
events, may take longer to form. The researchers say this kind of
may not occur until the hippocampus has more
matured.