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Human Navigation Without and With Vision - the Role of Visual Experience and Visual Regions

2018-11-29

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Human navigation relies on a wide range of visual retinotopic cortical regions yet the precise role that these regions play in navigation remains unclear. Are these regions mainly sensory input channels or also modality-independent spatial processing centers? Accordingly, will they be recruited for navigation also without vision, such as via audition? Will visual experience, or the lack thereof, affect this recrui...

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DOI: 10.1101/480558

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