The Physiology of the
Senses
Transformations for Perception and Action
Tutis Vilis
University
of Western Ontario, Canada
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| 1. The Eye |
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| 2. The Visual Cortex |
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| 3. Visual Perception of Objects |
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| 4. Visual Perception of Motion |
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| 5. Association Cortex |
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| 6. Streams for Visually Guided Actions |
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| 7. Touch |
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| 8. Muscle Sense |
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| 9. Hearing |
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| 10. Balance |
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| 11. Eye Movements |
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| 12. Memory |
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