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The Extrastriate Visual Cortex
1985At one time the visual cortex meant exclusively the “calcarine” area of Campbell which was later called area 17 by Brodmann (1905) or the striate area by many others. The idea of an extrastriate visual cortex is a more recent concept developed to account for increasing evidence of visual sensory functions for the cortical areas lying rostral to the ...
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1994
Few regions in the brain have received as much attention and scrutiny as the visual cortex, whose structural and functional organization provides an ideal model for understanding cerebral cortex in general. Binocularity in the visual system further permits experimental manipulations of a single eye input with the other eye serving as a useful internal ...
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Few regions in the brain have received as much attention and scrutiny as the visual cortex, whose structural and functional organization provides an ideal model for understanding cerebral cortex in general. Binocularity in the visual system further permits experimental manipulations of a single eye input with the other eye serving as a useful internal ...
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2007
Turtles have a visual cortex that receives direct projections from the dorsal lateral geniculate complex of the dorsal thalamus. This article reviews the current knowledge of the organization of turtle visual cortex and comments briefly on its evolution.
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Turtles have a visual cortex that receives direct projections from the dorsal lateral geniculate complex of the dorsal thalamus. This article reviews the current knowledge of the organization of turtle visual cortex and comments briefly on its evolution.
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2016
The primary visual cortex (V1) receives visual information from segregated magnocellular, parvocellular, and koniocellular channels of the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) [1, 2].
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The primary visual cortex (V1) receives visual information from segregated magnocellular, parvocellular, and koniocellular channels of the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) [1, 2].
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1988
Extrastriate visual cortex comprises a mosaic of anatomically and physiologically distinct areas which occupy a broad belt of cortex outside the striate area (area 17, or VI). These areas receive their major visual input directly or indirectly from striate cortex and are responsible for intermediate and high levels of visual processing.
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Extrastriate visual cortex comprises a mosaic of anatomically and physiologically distinct areas which occupy a broad belt of cortex outside the striate area (area 17, or VI). These areas receive their major visual input directly or indirectly from striate cortex and are responsible for intermediate and high levels of visual processing.
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Experience-dependent spatial expectations in mouse visual cortex
Nature Neuroscience, 2016Aris Fiser +5 more
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