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Original Article

Visual Evoked Potentials Under Varied Velocities of Continuous and Discrete Apparent Motion

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Pages 169-177 | Received 01 Apr 1982, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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Reference Notes

  • Andreassi J. L., Gallichio J. A., Young N. E., Coburn J. Evoked cortical potentials and information processing. Semi-annual Report. Office of Naval Research. June, 1978, Contract N00014–77-C-0114
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