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  • 22. Asymmetry of motion VEP in infantile strabismus and in central vestibular nystagmus.
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  • 31. Pattern- and motion-related visual evoked potentials in HIV-infected adults.
    Szanyi J, Kremlacek J, Kubova Z, Kuba M, Gebousky P, Kapla J, Szanyi J, Vit F, Langrova J.
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  • 32. Neural correlates of reafference: evoked brain activity during motion perception and saccadic eye movements.
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  • 34. Binocularity in the little owl, Athene noctua. II. Properties of visually evoked potentials from the Wulst in response to monocular and binocular stimulation with sine wave gratings.
    Porciatti V, Fontanesi G, Raffaelli A, Bagnoli P.
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  • 35. Motion adaptation governs the shape of motion-evoked cortical potentials.
    Bach M, Ullrich D.
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  • 37. The development of motion sensitivity during the first year of life.
    Hamer RD, Norcia AM.
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  • 38. Gamma in motion: pattern reversal elicits stronger gamma-band responses than motion.
    Naue N, Strüber D, Fründ I, Schadow J, Lenz D, Rach S, Körner U, Herrmann CS.
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