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Two-dimensional perisaccadic visual mislocalization in rhesus macaque monkeys

2024-11-21

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Perceptual localization of brief, high contrast perisaccadic visual probes is grossly erroneous. While this phenomenon has been extensively studied in humans, more needs to be learned about its underlying neural mechanisms. This ideally requires running similar behavioral paradigms in animals. However, during neurophysiology, neurons encountered in the relevant sensory and sensory-motor brain areas for visual misl...

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Literature Corpus work: cea40c64-1ab9-529e-b505-dfcc1578db50
DOI: 10.1101/2024.11.20.624548

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