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Regional cues and visual discrimination in the rabbit
1Department of Physiology I. Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Behavioural Brain Research
|December 21, 1990
Abstract:
Rabbits were trained to discriminate patterns consisting of straight bars and rows of dots of different orientation. It was found that using proximal pattern presentation, at a distance of 5 cm in front of the animal, dot rows of different orientation are not discriminated on the basis of tilt extrapolation, but by the use of regional cues.