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Activity in the Primate Rostral Superior Colliculus During the "gap Effect" for Pursuit and Saccades

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Journal Ann N Y Acad Sci
Specialty Science
Date 2002 Apr 19
PMID 11960827
Citations 5
Authors
Richard J Krauzlis
Natalie Dill
Krista Kornylo
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