Patterns of Projection in the Visual System of the Fly. II. Quantitative Aspects of Second Order Neurons in Relation to Models of Movement Perception

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Journal Exp Brain Res

Specialty Neurology

Date 1972 Jan 1

PMID 4647183

Citations 16

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V Braitenberg

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