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A potential cortical precursor of visual word form recognition in untrained monkeys

2019-08-20

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Skilled human readers can readily recognize written letters and letter strings. This domain of visual recognition, known as orthographic processing, is foundational to human reading, but it is unclear how it is supported by neural populations in the human brain. Behavioral research has shown that non-human primates (baboons) can learn to distinguish written English words from pseudo-words (lexical decision), succe...

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DOI: 10.1101/739649

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