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The role of visual and extraretinal information in disambiguating motion parallax transformations: a test of Nawrot's (2003) pursuit eye movement hypothesis

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Rogers, B. (2016). The role of visual and extraretinal information in disambiguating motion parallax transformations: a test of Nawrot's (2003) pursuit eye movement hypothesis. PERCEPTION, 39, 107–108.

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Rogers, B. “The Role of Visual and Extraretinal Information in Disambiguating Motion Parallax Transformations: a Test of Nawrot's (2003) Pursuit Eye Movement Hypothesis.” PERCEPTION, vol. 39, 2016, pp. 107–08.

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Rogers, B. 2016. “The Role of Visual and Extraretinal Information in Disambiguating Motion Parallax Transformations: a Test of Nawrot's (2003) Pursuit Eye Movement Hypothesis.” PERCEPTION 39: 107–8.
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Journal:: PERCEPTION
Volume:: 39
Pages:: 107-108
Publication date:: 2010-01-01
ISSN:: 0301-0066
Source identifiers:: 346576

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