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  • 1. Memory mechanisms in grasping.
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  • 2. Grasping remembered objects: exponential decay of the visual memory.
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  • 3. Visual illusions, delayed grasping, and memory: no shift from dorsal to ventral control.
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  • 4. Ventral and dorsal stream contributions to the online control of immediate and delayed grasping: a TMS approach.
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  • 5. Planning movements well in advance.
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  • 6. Gaze strategies during visually-guided versus memory-guided grasping.
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  • 7. Another look at the Müller-Lyer illusion: different gaze patterns in vision for action and perception.
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  • 9. Grasping for parsimony: do some motor actions escape dorsal processing?
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  • 11. The visual coding of grip aperture shows an early but not late adherence to Weber's law.
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  • 12. No evidence for visuomotor priming in a visually guided action task.
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  • 13. Grasping without vision: time normalizing grip aperture profiles yields spurious grip scaling to target size.
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  • 14. Visual objects can potentiate a grasping neural simulation which interferes with manual response execution.
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  • 19. Grasping behavior in schizophrenia suggests selective impairment in the dorsal visual pathway.
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  • 20. The effect of viewing the moving limb and target object during the early phase of movement on the online control of grasping.
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