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  • 31. Perceived spatial displacement of motion-defined contours in peripheral vision.
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  • 35. A single system explains human speed perception.
    van Boxtel JJ, van Ee R, Erkelens CJ.
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    McKeefry DJ, Burton MP, Vakrou C.
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