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Close similarity between spatiotemporal frequency tunings of human cortical responses and involuntary manual following responses to visual motion.

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Close similarity between spatiotemporal frequency tunings of human cortical responses and involuntary manual following responses to visual motion. (English)

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Kaoru Amano

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Toshitaka Kimura

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Shin'ya Nishida

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Tsunehiro Takeda

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Hiroaki Gomi

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10 December 2008

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