The Representation of Movement in Near Extra-Personal Space in the Macaque Ventral Intraparietal Area (VIP)
Authors:
- F. BremmerFBF. Bremmer
- J.-R. DuhamelJDJ.-R. Duhamel
- S. Ben HamedSHS. Ben Hamed
- W. GrafWGW. Graf
- 1 January 1997
- book chapter
- Published by Springer Nature
- p. 619-630
Abstract
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