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Vision Research|October 1, 1996

A puzzling percept of stimulus stabilizationB S Mesland, A H Wertheim

Journal of Vestibular Research : Equilibrium & Orientation|July 1, 1995

Visual and nonvisual contributions to perceived ego-motion studied with a new psychophysical methodB S Mesland, A H Wertheim

Perception|July 24, 2001

Cognitive suppression of tilt sensations during linear horizontal self-motion in the darkA H Wertheim, B S Mesland, W Bles

Brain Research Bulletin|January 1, 1996

Object motion perception during ego-motion: patients with a complete loss of vestibular function vs. normalsB S Mesland, A L Finlay, A H Wertheim, et al.

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Vision Research|October 1, 1996

A puzzling percept of stimulus stabilizationB S Mesland, A H Wertheim

Journal of Vestibular Research : Equilibrium & Orientation|July 1, 1995

Visual and nonvisual contributions to perceived ego-motion studied with a new psychophysical methodB S Mesland, A H Wertheim

Perception|July 24, 2001

Cognitive suppression of tilt sensations during linear horizontal self-motion in the darkA H Wertheim, B S Mesland, W Bles

Brain Research Bulletin|January 1, 1996

Object motion perception during ego-motion: patients with a complete loss of vestibular function vs. normalsB S Mesland, A L Finlay, A H Wertheim, et al.

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