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1. Sabot, Christophe; Zeng, Xiaolin
   Hitting times of interacting drifted Brownian motions and the vertex reinforced jump process
   Annals of probability (Online)
   
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2. Perrone, JA; Thiele, A
   Speed skills: measuring the visual speed analyzing properties of primate MT neurons
   NATURE NEUROSCIENCE
   
   J.A. Perrone e A. Thiele, "Speed skills: measuring the visual speed analyzing properties of primate MT neurons", NAT NEUROSC, 4(5), 2001, pp. 526-532
3. Rosa, MGP; Tweedale, R
   The dorsomedial visual areas in New World and Old World monkeys: homology and function
   EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE
   
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4. Karmeier, K; Tabor, R; Egelhaaf, M; Krapp, HG
   Early visual experience and the receptive-field organization of optic flowprocessing interneurons in the fly motion pathway
   VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE
   
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5. Beardsley, SA; Vaina, LM
   A laterally interconnected neural architecture in MST accounts for psychophysical discrimination of complex motion patterns
   JOURNAL OF COMPUTATIONAL NEUROSCIENCE
   
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6. Nakata, S; Hayashima, Y; Ishii, T
   Self-motion of a camphoric acid boat as a function of pH of aqueous solutions
   COLLOIDS AND SURFACES A-PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND ENGINEERING ASPECTS
   
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7. Wiest, G; Amorim, MA; Mayer, D; Schick, S; Deecke, L; Lang, W
   Cortical responses to object-motion and visually-induced self-motion perception
   COGNITIVE BRAIN RESEARCH
   
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8. Haarmeier, T; Bunjes, F; Lindner, A; Berret, E; Thier, P
   Optimizing visual motion perception during eye movements
   NEURON
   
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9. Harris, MG; Carre, G
   Is optic flow used to guide walking while wearing a displacing prism?
   PERCEPTION
   
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10. Kern, R; Petereit, C; Egelhaaf, M
    Neural processing of naturalistic optic flow
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11. Roy, JE; Cullen, KE
    Selective processing of vestibular reafference during self-generated head motion
    JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE
    
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12. Faas, H; Feinle, C; Enck, P; Grundy, D; Boesiger, P
    Modulation of gastric motor activity by a centrally acting stimulus, circular vection, in humans
    AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY-GASTROINTESTINAL AND LIVER PHYSIOLOGY
    
    H. Faas et al., "Modulation of gastric motor activity by a centrally acting stimulus, circular vection, in humans", AM J P-GAST, 280(5), 2001, pp. G850-G857
13. Wertheim, AH
    Motion, frames of reference, dead horses, and metaphysics
    BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES
    
    A.H. Wertheim, "Motion, frames of reference, dead horses, and metaphysics", BEHAV BRAIN, 24(2), 2001, pp. 245
14. Glennerster, A; Hansard, ME; Fitzgibbon, AW
    Fixation could simplify, not complicate, the interpretation of retinal flow
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15. Freeman, TCA
    Transducer models of head-centred motion perception
    VISION RESEARCH
    
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16. Redlick, FP; Jenkin, M; Harris, LR
    Humans can use optic flow to estimate distance of travel
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17. Beintema, JA; van den Berg, AV
    Pursuit affects precision of perceived heading for small viewing apertures
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18. Krapp, HG; Hengstenberg, R; Egelhaaf, M
    Binocular contributions to optic flow processing in the fly visual system
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19. Wood, DH; Boersma, J
    On the motion of multiple helical vortices
    JOURNAL OF FLUID MECHANICS
    
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20. Groen, EL; Clari, MSVV; Hosman, RJAW
    Evaluation of perceived motion during a simulated takeoff run
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21. Nakamura, S
    The perception of self-motion induced by central and peripheral visual stimuli moving in opposite directions
    JAPANESE PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH
    
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22. Winship, IR; Wylie, DRW
    Responses of neurons in the medial column of the inferior olive in pigeonsto translational and rotational optic flowfields
    EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH
    
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23. Higgins, CM
    Sensory architectures for biologically inspired autonomous robotics
    BIOLOGICAL BULLETIN
    
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24. Parker, DE; Phillips, JO
    Self-motion perception: assessment by real-time computer-generated animation
    APPLIED ERGONOMICS
    
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25. Dieterich, M
    Cortical activation pattern in optokinetic and vestibular stimulation
    KLINISCHE NEUROPHYSIOLOGIE
    
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26. Dieterich, M; Brandt, T
    Visual-vestibular and ocular motor activation studies of the human cortex (PET and fMRT)
    KLINISCHE NEUROPHYSIOLOGIE
    
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27. Wann, J; Land, M
    Steering with or without the flow: is the retrieval of heading necessary?
    TRENDS IN COGNITIVE SCIENCES
    
    J. Wann e M. Land, "Steering with or without the flow: is the retrieval of heading necessary?", TRENDS C SC, 4(8), 2000, pp. 319-324
28. Wann, TP; Swapp, DK
    Why you should look where you are going
    NATURE NEUROSCIENCE
    
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29. Phinney, RE; Siegel, RM
    Speed selectivity for optic flow in area 7a of the behaving macaque
    CEREBRAL CORTEX
    
    R.E. Phinney e R.M. Siegel, "Speed selectivity for optic flow in area 7a of the behaving macaque", CEREB CORT, 10(4), 2000, pp. 413-421
30. Kadar, EE; Shaw, RE
    Toward an ecological field theory of perceptual control of locomotion
    ECOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY
    
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31. Thilo, KV; Guerraz, M; Bronstein, AM; Gresty, MA
    Changes in horizontal oculomotor behaviour coincide with a shift in visualmotion perception
    NEUROREPORT
    
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32. van den Berg, AV; Beintema, JA
    The mechanism of interaction between visual flow and eye velocity signals for heading perception
    NEURON
    
    A.V. van den Berg e J.A. Beintema, "The mechanism of interaction between visual flow and eye velocity signals for heading perception", NEURON, 26(3), 2000, pp. 747-752
33. Douglass, JK; Strausfeld, NJ
    Optic flow representation in the optic lobes of Diptera: modeling the roleof T5 directional tuning properties
    JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY A-SENSORY NEURAL AND BEHAVIORAL PHYSIOLOGY
    
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34. Franz, MO; Krapp, HG
    Wide-field, motion-sensitive neurons and matched filters for optic flow fields
    BIOLOGICAL CYBERNETICS
    
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35. Wylie, DRW
    Binocular neurons in the nucleus lentiformis mesencephali in pigeons: responses to translational and rotational optic flowfields
    NEUROSCIENCE LETTERS
    
    D.R.W. Wylie, "Binocular neurons in the nucleus lentiformis mesencephali in pigeons: responses to translational and rotational optic flowfields", NEUROSCI L, 291(1), 2000, pp. 9-12
36. Palmisano, S; Gillam, BJ; Blackburn, SG
    Global-perspective jitter improves vection in central vision
    PERCEPTION
    
    S. Palmisano et al., "Global-perspective jitter improves vection in central vision", PERCEPTION, 29(1), 2000, pp. 57-67
37. Nenchev, DN; Tsumaki, Y; Uchiyama, M
    Singularity-consistent parameterization of robot motion and control
    INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ROBOTICS RESEARCH
    
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38. Jouen, F; Lepecq, JC; Gapenne, O; Bertenthal, BI
    Optic flow sensitivity in neonates
    INFANT BEHAVIOR & DEVELOPMENT
    
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39. Beintema, JA; van den Berg, AV
    Perceived heading during simulated torsional eye movements
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    J.A. Beintema e A.V. van den Berg, "Perceived heading during simulated torsional eye movements", VISION RES, 40(5), 2000, pp. 549-566
40. Li, L; Warren, WH
    Perception of heading during rotation: sufficiency of dense motion parallax and reference objects
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    L. Li e W.H. Warren, "Perception of heading during rotation: sufficiency of dense motion parallax and reference objects", VISION RES, 40(28), 2000, pp. 3873-3894
41. Hanada, M; Ejima, Y
    Heading judgement from second-order motion
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    M. Hanada e Y. Ejima, "Heading judgement from second-order motion", VISION RES, 40(24), 2000, pp. 3319-3331
42. Nakamura, S; Shimojo, S
    A slowly moving foreground can capture an observer's self-motion - a report of a new motion illusion: inverted vection
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    S. Nakamura e S. Shimojo, "A slowly moving foreground can capture an observer's self-motion - a report of a new motion illusion: inverted vection", VISION RES, 40(21), 2000, pp. 2915-2923
43. Bertin, RJV; Israel, I; Lappe, M
    Perception of two-dimensional, simulated ego-motion trajectories from optic flow
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44. Hanada, M; Ejima, Y
    A model of human heading judgement in forward motion
    VISION RESEARCH
    
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45. Wann, JP; Swapp, D; Rushton, SK
    Heading perception and the allocation of attention
    VISION RESEARCH
    
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46. Hanada, M; Ejima, Y
    Effects of roll and pitch components in retinal flow on heading judgement
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    M. Hanada e Y. Ejima, "Effects of roll and pitch components in retinal flow on heading judgement", VISION RES, 40(14), 2000, pp. 1827-1838
47. Freeman, TCA; Fowler, TA
    Unequal retinal and extra-retinal motion signals produce different perceived slants of moving surfaces
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    T.C.A. Freeman e T.A. Fowler, "Unequal retinal and extra-retinal motion signals produce different perceived slants of moving surfaces", VISION RES, 40(14), 2000, pp. 1857-1868
48. Cutting, JE; Wang, RF
    Heading judgments in minimal environments: The value of a heuristic when invariants are rare
    PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
    
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49. Freeman, TCA; Banks, MS; Crowell, JA
    Extraretinal and retinal amplitude and phase errors during Filehne illusion and path perception
    PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
    
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50. van der Steen, FAM; Brockhoff, PTM
    Induction and impairment of saturated yaw and surge vection
    PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
    
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51. Upadhyay, UD; Page, WK; Duffy, CJ
    MST responses to pursuit across optic flow with motion parallax
    JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
    
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52. Kawakita, T; Kuno, S; Miyake, Y; Watanabe, S
    Body sway induced by depth linear vection in reference to central and peripheral visual field
    JAPANESE JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY
    
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53. Harris, LR; Jenkin, M; Zikovitz, DC
    Visual and non-visual cues in the perception of linear self motion
    EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH
    
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54. Siegler, I; Viaud-Delmon, I; Israel, I; Berthoz, A
    Self-motion perception during a sequence of whole-body rotations in darkness
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55. Mergner, T; Wertheim, A; Rumberger, A
    Which retinal and extra-retinal information is crucial for circular vection?
    ARCHIVES ITALIENNES DE BIOLOGIE
    
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56. Mertz, S; Belkhenchir, S; Lepecq, JC
    Evidence of imagined passive self-motion through imagery-perception interaction
    ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA
    
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57. Loose, R; Ayan, T; Probst, T
    Visual motion direction evoked potentials are direction specifically influenced by concurrent vestibular stimulation
    CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
    
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58. Grossberg, S; Mingolla, E; Pack, C
    A neural model of motion processing and visual navigation by cortical areaMST
    CEREBRAL CORTEX
    
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59. Lappe, M; Duffy, CJ
    Optic flow illusion and single neuron behaviour reconciled by a populationmodel
    EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE
    
    M. Lappe e C.J. Duffy, "Optic flow illusion and single neuron behaviour reconciled by a populationmodel", EUR J NEURO, 11(7), 1999, pp. 2323-2331
60. Lappe, M; Grigo, A
    How stereovision interacts with optic flow perception: neural mechanisms
    NEURAL NETWORKS
    
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61. Rushton, SK; Harris, JM; Wann, JP
    Steering, optic flow, and the respective importance of depth and retinal motion distribution
    PERCEPTION
    
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62. Lepecq, JC; Giannopulu, I; Mertz, S; Baudonniere, PM
    Vestibular sensitivity and vection chronometry along the spinal axis in erect man
    PERCEPTION
    
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63. Anderson, KC; Siegel, RM
    Optic flow selectivity in the anterior superior temporal polysensory area,STPa, of the behaving monkey
    JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE
    
    K.C. Anderson e R.M. Siegel, "Optic flow selectivity in the anterior superior temporal polysensory area,STPa, of the behaving monkey", J NEUROSC, 19(7), 1999, pp. 2681-2692
64. Wylie, DRW; Glover, RG; Aitchison, JD
    Optic flow input to the hippocampal formation from the accessory optic system
    JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE
    
    D.R.W. Wylie et al., "Optic flow input to the hippocampal formation from the accessory optic system", J NEUROSC, 19(13), 1999, pp. 5514-5527
65. Koch, KL
    Illusory self-motion and motion sickness - A model for brain-gut interactions and nausea
    DIGESTIVE DISEASES AND SCIENCES
    
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66. Sauvan, XM
    Are sense-specific reference frames so mutually exclusive?
    BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES
    
    X.M. Sauvan, "Are sense-specific reference frames so mutually exclusive?", BEHAV BRAIN, 22(2), 1999, pp. 337
67. Wertheim, AH
    Motion percepts: "Sense specific," "kinematic," or ...?
    BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES
    
    A.H. Wertheim, "Motion percepts: "Sense specific," "kinematic," or ...?", BEHAV BRAIN, 22(2), 1999, pp. 338-340
68. Frey, BF; Owen, DH
    The utility of motion parallax information for the perception and control of heading
    JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE
    
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69. Andersen, GJ; Cisneros, J; Atchley, P; Saidpour, A
    Speed, size, and edge-rate information for the detection of collision events
    JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE
    
    G.J. Andersen et al., "Speed, size, and edge-rate information for the detection of collision events", J EXP PSY P, 25(1), 1999, pp. 256-269
70. Tokumaru, O; Kaida, K; Ashida, H; Yoneda, I; Tatsuno, J
    EEG topographical analysis of spatial disorientation
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71. Niemann, T; Lappe, M; Buscher, A; Hoffmann, KP
    Ocular responses to radial optic flow and single accelerated targets in humans
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72. Clifford, CWG; Wenderoth, P
    Adaptation to temporal modulation can enhance differential speed sensitivity
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73. van den Berg, AV
    Predicting the present direction of heading
    VISION RESEARCH
    
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74. Beintema, JA; van den Berg, AV
    Heading detection using motion templates and eye velocity gain fields (vol38, pg 2155, 1998)
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    J.A. Beintema e A.V. van den Berg, "Heading detection using motion templates and eye velocity gain fields (vol38, pg 2155, 1998)", VISION RES, 39(2), 1999, pp. 410
75. Kim, J; Turano, KA
    Optimal spatial frequencies for discrimination of motion direction in optic flow patterns
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    J. Kim e K.A. Turano, "Optimal spatial frequencies for discrimination of motion direction in optic flow patterns", VISION RES, 39(19), 1999, pp. 3175-3185
76. Freeman, TCA
    Path perception and Filehne illusion compared: model and data
    VISION RESEARCH
    
    T.C.A. Freeman, "Path perception and Filehne illusion compared: model and data", VISION RES, 39(16), 1999, pp. 2659-2667
77. Ito, H; Shibao, T
    Motion direction distribution as a determinant of circular vection
    PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS
    
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78. Bardy, BG; Warren, WH; Kay, BA
    The role of central and peripheral vision in postural control during walking
    PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
    
    B.G. Bardy et al., "The role of central and peripheral vision in postural control during walking", PERC PSYCH, 61(7), 1999, pp. 1356-1368
79. Atchley, P; Andersen, GJ
    The discrimination of heading from optic flow is not retinally invariant
    PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
    
    P. Atchley e G.J. Andersen, "The discrimination of heading from optic flow is not retinally invariant", PERC PSYCH, 61(3), 1999, pp. 387-396
80. Royden, CS; Hildreth, EC
    Differential effects of shared attention on perception of heading and 3-D object motion
    PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS
    
    C.S. Royden e E.C. Hildreth, "Differential effects of shared attention on perception of heading and 3-D object motion", PERC PSYCH, 61(1), 1999, pp. 120-133
81. Shenoy, KV; Bradley, DC; Andersen, RA
    Influence of gaze rotation on the visual response of primate MSTd neurons
    JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
    
    K.V. Shenoy et al., "Influence of gaze rotation on the visual response of primate MSTd neurons", J NEUROPHYS, 81(6), 1999, pp. 2764-2786
82. Page, WK; Duffy, CJ
    MST neuronal responses to heading direction during pursuit eye movements
    JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
    
    W.K. Page e C.J. Duffy, "MST neuronal responses to heading direction during pursuit eye movements", J NEUROPHYS, 81(2), 1999, pp. 596-610
83. Farrell, MJ; Thomson, JA
    On-line updating of spatial information during locomotion without vision
    JOURNAL OF MOTOR BEHAVIOR
    
    M.J. Farrell e J.A. Thomson, "On-line updating of spatial information during locomotion without vision", J MOTOR BEH, 31(1), 1999, pp. 39-53
84. Kuno, S; Kawakita, T; Kawakami, O; Miyake, Y; Watanabe, S
    Postural adjustment response to depth direction moving patterns produced by virtual reality graphics
    JAPANESE JOURNAL OF PHYSIOLOGY
    
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85. Hooge, ITC; Beintema, JA; van den Berg, AV
    Visual search of heading direction
    EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH
    
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86. RUSHTON SK; HARRIS JM; LLOYD MR; WANN JP
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