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1 Livingstone and Hubel Ramachandran and Gregory Plaid motion 2 component grating plaid plaid pattern 2 Aplaid motion Kooi and De Valois 1992 B B Plaid 7 Hawken, Gegenfurtner and Tang Seiffert and Cavanagh positiontracking 17

2 Cropper and Derrington Cropper and Derrington ms 1 Stromeyer, Chaparro and Kronauer Yoshizawa, Mullen and Baker 2000, 2000, Baker, Boulton and Mullen Yoshizawa Gabor Micropattern Kinematogram: GMK , 15 Yoshizawa 2000, , 17, 18 1 signed Willis and Anderson , 27 parvo parvo 21, 27 Fylan, Holliday, Singh, Anderson and Harding MEG V1 29, cone contrast space 34 Yoshizawa Gabor Micropattern Kinematogram quasi-linear nonlinear

3 2 17, 18 Dobkins and Albright 1993, 1994 M-type ganglion 19 LGN magnocellular frequency-doubling 1 2 signed unsigned chromatic border signal 2 Papathomas, Gorea and Julesz Gorea, Papathomas and Kovacs Morgan and Ingle Dobkins and Albright 1993, , Mullen, Yoshizawa and Baker cone space S-cone - 1 Cropper and Derrington Nguyen-Tri and Faubert S-cone L-M- - Scone L-M 37, 38 L-M S-cone Dobkins and Albright 1993, 1994 signed chromatic motion unsigned chromatic motion Dobkins and Albright 1 ganglion LGN 2 2 MT/V5 39 MT Saito, Tanaka, Isono, Yasuda and Mikami MT Dobkins and Albright Wandell, Newsome, Baseler, Boynton, Huk, Gandhi and Sharpe

4 MT+ fmri Cavanagh, He naff, Landis, Troscianko and Intriligator MT+ /V5 V1 Hubel and Wiesel V1 Lennie, Krauskopf, Sclar V1 V1 Engel, Zhang, Wandell fmri V1 Johnston, Hawken, Shapley V1 Yoshizawa and Hawken V1 V1 Yoshizawa Maunsell Nealey and DePriest MT Ferrera, Nealey and Maunsell V4 parvocellular magnocellular Maunsell and Van Essen V4 MT Cicerone Chen and Cicerone Chen and Cicerone still image apparent motion Gegenfurtner and Hawken

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