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598 related items for PubMed ID: 7990852

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  • 34. Colour contrast thresholds are normal in functional amblyopia.
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  • 37. Infant motion: detection (M:D) ratios for chromatically defined and luminance-defined moving stimuli.
    Dobkins KR, Teller DY.
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