Vision Research 1994: Vol 34 Index

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Vision
Research
An International Journal for Functional Aspects of Vision
Author and Subject Index
Volume 34, 1994
©) PERGAMON
VISION RESEARCH
Founded by THORNE SHIPLEY
Chairman
H. SPEKREIJSE, Netherlands Ophthalmic Research Institute and Laboratory of Medical Physics and Informatics,
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Vision Research is a journal devoted to the functional aspects of human, vertebrate and invertebrate vision and
welcomes papers that address important issues in basic and/or clinical research. The journal is sub-divided into five
sections, each with two Section Editors.
Section 1: Neurobiology The Section Editors are assisted by an Editorial Board consisting of:
functional morphology and anatomy
pigments and transduction Emiko Apacui-Usamli, Chiba, Japan
the role of neurotransmitters EDWARD ADELSON, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A.
retinal, subcortical and cortical electrophysiology RICHARD ANDERSEN, Pasadena, Calif., U.S.A.
physiological optics JANETTE ATKINSON, London, England
plasticity and regeneration of function ANDREW BLAKE, Oxford, England
COLIN BLAKEMORE, Oxford, England
YuTaKA Fuxkupba, Osaka, Japan
Jim EnriGut, La Jolla, Calif., U.S.A.
SAMUEL Wu, Houston, Tex., U.S.A.
MANFRED FAHLE, Tiibingen, Germany
Section 2: Psychophysics OLIviER FAUGERAS, Valbonne, France
binocular, depth, motion, colour, form, pattern, GERALD FISHMAN, Chicago, Ill., U.S.A.
orientation and texture vision WILSON GEISLER, Austin, Tex., U.S.A.
spatial vision and stereopsis AMIRAM GRINVALD, Rehovot, Israel
attentive vision WILLEM DE Grip, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
adaptation and aftereffects ANITA HENDRICKSON, Seattle, Wash., U.S.A.
Dennis M. Levi, Houston, Tex., U.S.A. VOLKER HENN, Ziirich, Switzerland
Davipa TELLER, Seattle, Wash., U.S.A. Rosert Hess, Montréal, Canada
Assit HuGues, Victoria, Australia
Section 3: Behavioural Physiology and Visuomotor Control
MicuaeL Kass, St Louis, Miss., U.S.A.
eye movements, animal psychophysics Ewen KiNG-SmiTH, Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A.
oculomotor studies, reading Curistor Kocu, Pasadena, Calif., U.S.A.
visual guidance of manipulation, locomotion and navigation SIMON LAUGHLIN, Cambridge, England
visual behaviour in space GorbDon Lecce, Minneapolis, Minn., U.S.A.
EILEEN KOWLER, New Brunswick, N_J., U.S.A. JOHN MOLLON, Cambridge, England
CHRISTA NEUMEYER, Mainz, Germany CONCETTA Morrone, Pisa, Italy
Davip Newsome, New Orleans, La, U.S.A.
Section 4: Computational Vision
GONTER Niemeyer, Zirich, Switzerland
models and theory CYNTHIA OwsLey, Birmingham, Ala., U.S.A.
visual networks JOHN Rosson, Cambridge, England
computer vision STEVEN SHEVELL, Chicago, Ill., U.S.A.
Eten C. Hitpretu, Wellesley, Mass., U.S.A. Pau SievinG, Ann Arbor, Mich., U.S.A.
MICHAEL MORGAN, London, England MANDYAM SRINIVASAN, Canberra, Australia
Section 5: Clinical Vision Sciences Dan Ts'o, Houston, Tex., U.S.A.
psychophysics, electrophysiology
pathophysiology, neuropharmacology
experimental ophthalmology and neurology
functional (brain) imaging
IvAN Bopis-WoLLNER, Brooklyn, N.Y., U.S.A.
EBERHART ZRENNER, Tiibingen, Germany
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AUTHOR INDEX
ADAMS, AJ.
Rabin, J., Switkes, E., Crognale, M., Schneck, M.E. and Adams A.J. Visual evoked
potentials in three-dimensional color space: correlates of spatio-chromatic
processing 34: 2657
ADAMS, R,J.
Adams, R.J., Courage, M.L. and Mercer, M.E. Systematic measurement of human neonatal
color vision 34: 1691
ADLER, S.A.
Adler, S.A. and Rovee-Collier, C. The memorability and discriminability of primitive
perceptual units in infancy 34: 449
ADOH, T.O.
Adoh, T.O. and Woodhouse, J.M. The Cardiff acuity test used for measuring visual
acuity development in toddlers 34: 555
AGLIOTL, S.
Tassinari, G., Aglioti, S., Chelazzi, L., Peru, A. and Berlucchi, G. Do peripheral non-
informative cues induce early facilitation of target detection? 34: 179
ALAIS, D.
Alais, D., Wenderoth, P. and Burke, D. The contribution of one-dimensional motion
mechanisms to the perceived direction of drifting plaids and their aftereffects 34:
1823
Burke, D., Alais, D. and Wenderoth, P. A role for a low level mechanism in determining
plaid coherence 34: 3189
ALLIK, J.
Allik, J. and Pulver, A. Timing of visual events for motion discrimination 34: 1585
AMES, A. III
Ames, A. III Steady state feedback in mammalian phototransduction illustrated by a
nomogram 34: 821
ANDREWS, P.R.
Smeulders, N., Campbell, F.W. and Andrews, P.R. The role of delineation and spatial
frequency in the perception of the colours of the spectrum 34: 927
ANGILLETTA, M.
Patterson, R., Bowd, C., Phinney, R., Pohndorf, R., Barton-Howard, W.J. and Angilletta,
M. Properties of the stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion aftereffect 34: 1139
AOKL, Y.
Hisatomi, O., Kayada, S., Aoki, Y., Iwasa, T. and Tokunaga, F. Phylogenetic
relationships among vertebrate visual pigments 34: 3097
AREZZO, J.C.
Givre, S.J., Schroeder, C.E. and Arezzo, J.C. Contribution of extrastriate area V4 to the
surface-recorded flash VEP in the awake macaque 34: 415
ARGAMASO, S.M.
Provencio, I., Wong, S., Lederman, A.B., Argamaso, S.M. and Foster, R.G. Visual and
circadian responses to light in aged retinally degenerate mice 34: 1799
ARMSTRONG, C.A.
Suter, P.S., Suter, S., Roessler, J.S., Parker, K.L., Armstrong, C.A. and Powers, J.C.
Spatial-frequency-tuned channels in early infancy: VEP evidence 34: 737
ARRINGTON, K.F.
Arrington, K.F. The temporal dynamics of brightness filling-in 34: 3371
ASHIDA, H.
Nishida, S., Ashida, H. and Sato, T. Complete interocular transfer of motion aftereffect
with flickering test 34: 2707
BACH, M.
Meigen, T., Lagréze, W.-D. and Bach, M. Asymmetries in preattentive line detection 34:
3103
BACH M.
Bach, M. and Ullrich, D. Motion adaptation governs the shape of motion-evoked
cortical potentials 34: 1541
BADCOCK, D.
Hess, R.F., Dakin, S.R.G. and Badcock, D. Localization of element clusters by the human
visual system 34: 2439
BADCOCK, D.R.
Badcock, D.R. and Sullivan, K. Resistance to positional noise scales with target size 34:
1327
Cropper, S.J., Badcock, D.R. and Hayes, A. On the role of second-order signals in the
perceived direction of motion of Type II plaid patterns 34: 2609
Edwards, M. and Badcock, D.R. Global motion perception: interaction of the ON and
OFF pathways 34: 2849
BALZ, G.W.
Hock, H.S. and Balz, G.W. Spatial scale dependent in-phase and anti-phase
directional biases in the perception of self-organized motion patterns 34: 1843
BANKS, M.S.
Royden, C.S., Crowell, J.A. and Banks, M.S. Estimating heading during eye movements
34: 3197
BARKER, F.M.
Brainard, G.C., Barker, F.M., Hoffman, R.J., Stetson, M.H., Hanifin, J.P., Podolin, P.L.
and Rollag, M.D. Ultraviolet regulation of neuroendocrine and circadian
physiology in rodents 34: 1521
BARLOW, R.B.
Uchiyama, H. and Barlow, R.B. Centrifugal inputs enhance responses of retinal ganglion
cells in the Japanese quail without changing their spatial coding properties 34:
2189
BARTMANN, M.
Schaeffel, F., Hagel, G., Bartmann, M., Kohler, K. and Zrenner, E. 6-Hydroxy dopamine
does not affect lens-induced refractive errors but suppresses deprivation myopia 34:
143
Bartmann, M. and Schaeffel, F. A simple mechanism for emmetropization without cues
from accommodation or colour 34: 873
BARTON-HOWARD, W,J.
Patterson, R., Bowd, C., Phinney, R., Pohndorf, R., Barton-Howard, W.J. and Angilletta,
M. Properties of the stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion aftereffect 34: 1139
BEARD, B.L.
Levi, D.M., Waugh, S.J. and Beard, B.L. Spatial scale shifts in amblyopia 34: 3315
BEARSE, M.A. JR.
Bearse, M.A. Jr. and Freeman, R.D. Binocular summation in orientation discrimination
depends on stimulus contrast and duration 34: 19
BEERS, A.P.A.
Beers, A.P.A. and van der Heijde, G.L. In vivo determination of the biomechanical
properties of the component elements of the accommodation mechanism 34: 2897
BENES, S.C.
King-Smith, P.E., Grigsby, S.S., Vingrys, A.J., Benes, S.C. and Supowit, A. Efficient and
unbiased modifications of the QUEST threshold method: theory, simulations,
experimental evaluation and practical implementation 34: 885
BENNETT, A.T.D.
Bennett, A.T.D. and Cuthill, LC. Ultraviolet vision in birds: what is its function? 34:
1471
BERARDI, N.
Fagiolini, M., Pizzorusso, T., Berardi, N., Domenici, L. and Maffei, L. Functional
postnatal development of the rat primary visual cortex and the role of visual
experience: dark rearing and monocular deprivation 34: 709
VAN DEN BERG, T.J.T.P.
van den Berg, T.J.T.P., IJspeert, J.K. and Spekreijse, H. Discrepancies in high frequency
optical modulation transfer of the human eye, reply to Drasdo, Thompson and
Charman (1994) 34: 1251
van den Berg, T.J.T.P. and Tan, K.E.W.P. Light transmittance of the human cornea from
320 to 700 nm for different ages 34: 1453
van den Berg, A.V. and Brenner, E. Humans combine the optic flow with static depth cues
for robust perception of heading 34: 2153
BERKLEY, M.A.
Berkley, M.A., DeBruyn, B. and Orban, G. Illusory, motion, and luminance-defined
contours interact in the human visual system 34: 209
BERLUCCHIL, G.
Tassinari, G., Aglioti, S., Chelazzi, L., Peru, A. and Berlucchi, G. Do peripheral non-
informative cues induce early facilitation of target detection? 34: 179
BISCHOF, W.F.
Di Lollo, V., Bischof, W.F., Walther-Miiller, P.U., Groner, M.T. and Groner, R. Phosphor
persistence in oscilloscopic displays: its luminance and visibility 34: 1619
BLACKBURN, S.G.
O'Shea, R.P., Blackburn, S.G. and Ono, H. Contrast as a depth cue 34: 1595
BLIN, O.
Masson, G., Mestre, D.R., Blin, O. and Pailhous, J. Low luminance contrast sensitivity:
effects of training on psychophysical and optokinetic nystagmus thresholds in man
34: 1893
BODIS-WOLLNER, I.
Tagliati, M., Bodis-Wollner, I., Kovanecz, I. and Stanzione, P. Spatial frequency tuning
of the monkey pattern ERG depends on D2 receptor-linked action of dopamine 34:
2051
BOMAN, D.
Hotson, J., Braun, D., Herzberg, W. and Boman, D. Transcranial magnetic stimulation of
extrastriate cortex degrades human motion direction discrimination 34: 2115
BOOTH, J.R.
Epelboim, J., Booth, J.R. and Steinman, R.M. Reading unspaced text: implications for
theories of reading eye movements 34: 1735
BOULTON, J.C.
de Haan, E., Boulton, J.C., Noest, A.J. and Koenderink, J.J. Rapid segmentation of one-
dimensional noise textures across borders 34: 2689
BOWD, C.
Patterson, R., Bowd, C., Phinney, R., Pohndorf, R., Barton-Howard, W.J. and Angilletta,
M. Properties of the stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion aftereffect 34: 1139
BOWEN, R.W.
Bowen, R.W. and Wilson, H.R. A two-process analysis of pattern masking 34: 645
BOWMAKER, J.K.
Bowmaker, J.K., Govardovskii, V.I., Shukolyukov, S.A., Zueva, L.V., Hunt, D.M.,
Sideleva, V.G. and Smirnova, O.G. Visual pigments and the photic environment:
the cottoid fish of Lake Baikal 34: 591
Dulai, K.S., Bowmaker, J.K., Mollon, J.D. and Hunt, D.M. Sequence divergence,
polymorphism and evolution of the middle-wave and long-wave visual pigment
genes of Great Apes and Old World monkeys 34: 2483
BOWNS, L.
Bowns, L., Kirshner, L. and Steinbach, M. Hemifield relative motion bias in adults
monocularly enucleated at an early age 34: 3389
BOYCOTT, B.B.
Wassle, H., Griinert, U., Martin, P.R. and Boycott, B.B. Immunocytochemical
characterization and spatial distribution of midget bipolar cells in the macaque
monkey retina 34: 561
BRAINARD, G.C.
Brainard, G.C., Barker, F.M., Hoffman, R.J., Stetson, M.H., Hanifin, J.P., Podolin, P.L.
and Rollag, M.D. Ultraviolet regulation of neuroendocrine and circadian
physiology in rodents 34: 1521
BRAUN, D.
Hotson, J., Braun, D., Herzberg, W. and Boman, D. Transcranial magnetic stimulation of
extrastriate cortex degrades human motion direction discrimination 34: 2115
BRAVO, MJ.
McKee, S.P., Bravo, M.J., Taylor, D.G. and Legge, G.E. Stereo matching precedes
dichoptic masking 34: 1047
BREIER, J.I.
Breitmeyer, B.G. and Breier, J.I. Effects of background color on reaction time to stimuli
varying in size and contrast: inferences about human M channels 34: 1039
BREITMEYER, B.G.
Breitmeyer, B.G. and Breier, J.I. Effects of background color on reaction time to stimuli
varying in size and contrast: inferences about human M channels 34: 1039
BRENNER, E.
Smeets, J.B.J. and Brenner, E. The difference between the perception of absolute and
relative motion: a reaction time study 34: 191
van den Berg, A.V. and Brenner, E. Humans combine the optic flow with static depth cues
for robust perception of heading 34: 2153
BRESSAN, P.
Vallortigara, G. and Bressan, P. Occlusion, transparency, and stereopsis: a new
explanation for stereo capture 34: 2891
BROOKS, B.R.
Tulunay-Keesey, U., Brooks, B.R., Kukuljan, R. and Ver Hoeve, J.N. Effect of orientation
on spatiotemporal contrast sensitivity in multiple sclerosis 34: 123
BROWMAN, H.L.
Browman, H.I. and Hawryshyn, C.W. The developmental trajectory of ultraviolet
photosensitivity in rainbow trout is altered by thyroxine 34: 1397
BROWN, A.M.
Brown, A.M. Intrinsic contrast noise and infant visual contrast discrimination 34: 1947
BRUNO, N.
Bruno, N. Failures of lightness constancy, edge integration, and local edge enhancement
34: 2205
BUCHANAN-SMITH, H.M.
Heeley, D.W. and Buchanan-Smith, H.M. Changes in the perceived direction of drifting
plaids, induced by asymmetrical changes in the spatio-temporal structure of the
underlying components 34: 775
Heeley, D.W. and Buchanan-Smith, H.M. Evidence for separate, task dependent noise
processes in orientation and size perception 34: 2059
BUCK, S.L.
Buck, S.L. and Knight, R. Partial additivity of rod signals with M- and L-cone signals in
increment detection 34: 2537
BURKE, D.
Alais, D., Wenderoth, P. and Burke, D. The contribution of one-dimensional motion
mechanisms to the perceived direction of drifting plaids and their aftereffects 34:
1823
Burke, D., Alais, D. and Wenderoth, P. A role for a low level mechanism in determining
plaid coherence 34: 3189
BURKHARDT, D.
Finger, E. and Burkhardt, D. Biological aspects of bird colouration and avian colour
vision including ultraviolet range 34: 1509
BURR, D.C.
Morrone, M.C., Burr, D.C. and Ross, J. Illusory brightness step in the Chevreul illusion 34:
1567
CAELLL, T.
Rentschler, I., Jiittner, M. and Caelli, T. Probabilistic analysis of human supervised
learning and classification 34: 669
CALDWELL, R.L.
Cronin, T.W., Marshall, N.J. and Caldwell, R.L. The intrarhabdomal filters in the
retinas of mantis shrimps 34: 279
Cronin, T.W., Marshall, N.J., Caldweli, R.L. and Shashar, N. Specialization of retinal
function in the compound eyes of mantis shrimps 34: 2639
CALLAGHAN, E.
Kunz, Y.W., Wildenburg, G., Goodrich, L. and Callaghan, E. The fate of ultraviolet
receptors in the retina of the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) 34: 1375
CAMPBELL, F.W.
Smeulders, N., Campbell, F.W. and Andrews, P.R. The role of delineation and spatial
frequency in the perception of the colours of the spectrum 34: 927
CAMPBELL, M.C.
Sivak, J.G., West, J.A. and Campbell, M.C. Growth and optical development of the
ocular lens of the squid (Sepioteuthis lessoniana) 34: 2177
CAMPBELL, M.C.W.
Kréger, R.H.H., Campbell, M.C.W., Munger, R. and Fernald, R.D. Refractive index
distribution and spherical aberration in the crystalline lens of the African cichlid
fish Haplochromis burtoni 34: 1815
CASTET, E.
Castet, E. Effect of the ISI on the visible persistence of a stimulus in apparent motion 34:
2103
CAVANAGH,, P.
Culham, J.C. and Cavanagh, P. Motion capture of luminance stimuli by equiluminous
color gratings and by attentive tracking 34: 2701
CAVENDER, S.A.
Odom, J.V., Nork, T.M., Schroeder, B.M., Cavender, S.A., Van Slycken, S. and Leys, M.
The effects of acetazolamide in albino rabbits, pigmented rabbits, and humans 34:
829
CHAPARRO, A.
Chaparro, A., Stromeyer, C.F. III, Kronauer, R.E. and Eskew, R.T. Jr. Separable red-
green and luminance detectors for small flashes 34: 751
CHARMAN, W.N.
Drasdo, N., Thompson, C.M. and Charman, W.N. Inconsistencies in models of the human
ocular modulation transfer function 34: 1247
CHELAZZI, L.
Tassinari, G., Aglioti, S., Chelazzi, L., Peru, A. and Berlucchi, G. Do peripheral non-
informative cues induce early facilitation of target detection? 34: 179
CHEN, D.-M.
Chen, D.-M. and Stark, W.S. Electroretinographic analysis of ultraviolet sensitivity in
juvenile and adult goldfish retinas 34: 2941
CHITTKA, L.
Chittka, L., Shmida, A., Troje, N. and Menzel, R. Ultraviolet as a component of flower
reflections, and the colour perception of hymenoptera 34: 1489
CHUBB, C.
Werkhoven, P., Sperling, G. and Chubb, C. Perception of apparent motion between
dissimilar gratings: spatio-temporal properties 34: 2741
CIUFFREDA, K.J.
Semmilow, J.L., Hung, G.K., Horng, J.-L. and Ciuffreda, K.J. Disparity vergence eye
movements exhibit preprogrammed motor control 34: 1335
CLEARY, R.F.
Morgan, M.J., Ward, R.M. and Cleary, R.F. Motion displacement thresholds for
compound stimuli predicted by the displacement of centroids 34: 747
COBB, S.
Ramachandran, V.S., Ruskin, D., Cobb, S., Rogers-Ramachandran, D. and Tyler, C.W.
On the perception of illusory contours 34: 3145
COBO-LEWIS, A.B.
Cobo-Lewis, A.B. and Yeh, Y.-Y. Selectivity of cyclopean masking for the spatial
frequency of binocular disparity modulation 34: 607
COEMANS, M.A.J.M.
Vos Hzn, J.J., Coemans, M.A.J.M. and Nuboer, J.F.W. The photopic sensitivity of the
yellow field of the pigeon's retina to ultraviolet light 34: 1419
Coemans, M.A.J.M., Vos Hzn, J.J. and Nuboer, J.F.W. The relation between celestial
colour gradients and the position of the sun, with regard to the sun compass 34: 1461
COLE, G.R.
Cole, G.R., Hine, T.J. and Mcllhagga, W. Estimation of linear detection mechanisms for
stimuli of medium spatial frequency 34: 1267
COLLEWJN, H.
Van Rijn, L.J., Van der Steen, J. and Collewijn, H. Eye torsion elicited by oscillating
gratings: effects of orientation, wavelength and stationary contours 34: 533
Van Rijn, L.J., Van der Steen, J. and Collewijn, H. Instability of ocular torsion during
fixation: cyclovergence is more stable than cycloversion 34: 1077
Van Rijn, L.J. and Collewijn, H. Eye torsion associated with disparity-induced vertical
vergence in humans 34: 2307
CONSTANTINESCU, D.H.
Sireteanu, R., Fronius, M. and Constantinescu, D.H. The development of visual acuity in
the peripheral visual field of human infants: binocular and monocular
measurements 34: 1659
CONTE, M.M.
Victor, J.D. and Conte, M.M. Investigation of a patient with severely impaired direction
discrimination: evidence against the intersection-of-constraints model 34: 267
COOK, C.A.
Cook, C.A., Koretz, J.F., Pfahnl, A., Hyun, J. and Kaufman, P.L. Aging of the human
crystalline lens and anterior segment 34: 2945
Koretz, J.F., Cook, C.A. and Kuszak, J.R. The zones of discontinuity in the human lens:
development and distribution with age 34: 2955
CORMACK, L.K.
Stevenson, S.B., Cormack, L.K. and Schor, C.M. The effect of stimulus contrast and
interocular correlation on disparity vergence 34: 383
Cormack, L.K., Stevenson, S.B. and Schor, C.M. An upper limit to the binocular
combination of stimuli 34: 2599
CORNELISSEN, F.W.
Cornelissen, F.W. and Kooijman, A.C. Interactions between modulated luminance
patterns and random-dot patterns 34: 2561
CORNILLEAU-PERES, V.
Cornilleau-Pérés, V. and Droulez, J. The visual perception of three-dimensional shape
from self-motion and object-motion 34: 2331
COUGHLIN, D.J.
Coughlin, D.J. and Hawryshyn, C.W. Ultraviolet sensitivity in the torus semicircularis
of juvenile rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) 34: 1407
COURAGE, ML.
Adams, R.J., Courage, M.L. and Mercer, M.E. Systematic measurement of human neonatal
color vision 34: 1691
COX, MJ.
Cox, M.J. and Derrington, A.M. The analysis of motion of two-dimensional patterns: do
Fourier components provide the first stage? 34: 59
CROGNALE, M.
Rabin, J., Switkes, E., Crognale, M., Schneck, M.E. and Adams A.J. Visual evoked
potentials in three-dimensional color space: correlates of spatio-chromatic
processing 34: 2657
CRONIN, T.W.
Cronin, T.W., Marshall, N.J. and Caldwell, R.L. The intrarhabdomal filters in the
retinas of mantis shrimps 34: 279
Cronin, T.W., Marshall, N.J., Quinn, C.A. and King, C.A. Ultraviolet photoreception in
mantis shrimp 34: 1443
Cronin, T.W., Marshall, N.J., Caldwell, R.L. and Shashar, N. Specialization of retinal
function in the compound eyes of mantis shrimps 34: 2639
CROPPER, S.J.
Cropper, S.J. Velocity discrimination in chromatic gratings and beats 34: 41
Cropper, S.J. and Derrington, A.M. Motion of chromatic stimuli: first-order or second-
order? 34: 49
Cropper, S.j., Badcock, D.R. and Hayes, A. On the role of second-order signals in the
perceived direction of motion of Type II plaid patterns 34: 2609
CROWELL, J.A.
Royden, C.S., Crowell, J.A. and Banks, M.S. Estimating heading during eye movements
34: 3197
CULHAM, J.C.
Culham, J.C. and Cavanagh, P. Motion capture of luminance stimuli by equiluminous
color gratings and by attentive tracking 34: 2701
CUMMING, B.G.
Cumming, B.G. and Parker, A.J. Binocular mechanisms for detecting motion-in-depth 34:
483
Johnston, E.B., Cumming, B.G. and Landy, M.S. Integration of stereopsis and motion
shape cues 34: 2259
CURRAN, W.
Curran, W. and Johnston, A. Integration of shading and texture cues: testing the linear
model 34: 1863
CUTHILL, LC.
Bennett, A.T.D. and Cuthill, I-C. Ultraviolet vision in birds: what is its function? 34:
1471
CUTZU, F.
Cutzu, F. and Edelman, S. Canonical views in object representation and recognition 34:
3037
DAKIN, S.R.G.
Hess, R.F., Dakin, S.R.G. and Badcock, D. Localization of element clusters by the human
visual system 34: 2439
DAWSON, M.R.W.
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