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1. Eisner, A
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12. FUKUSHIMA K; FUKUSHIMA J; CHIN SK; TSUNEKAWA H; KANEKO CRS
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22. EISNER A
    NONMONOTONIC EFFECTS OF TEST ILLUMINANCE ON FLICKER DETECTION - A STUDY OF FOVEAL LIGHT ADAPTATION WITH ANNULAR SURROUNDS
    Journal of the Optical Society of America. A, Optics, image science,and vision.
    
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23. PERLMAN I; AMMERMULLER J
    RECEPTIVE-FIELD SIZE OF L1 HORIZONTAL CELLS IN THE TURTLE RETINA - EFFECTS OF DOPAMINE AND BACKGROUND LIGHT
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