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Synergy of color and motion vision for detecting approaching objects in <i>Drosophila</i>

2021-11-04

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Color and motion are used by many species to identify salient moving objects. They are processed largely independently, but color contributes to motion processing in humans, for example, enabling moving colored objects to be detected when their luminance matches the background. Here, we demonstrate an unexpected, additional contribution of color to motion vision in Drosophila . We show that behavioral ON-motion r...

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3ea0611b-4370-512e-bdb7-1df80c29ca31
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10.1101/2021.11.03.467132
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