Titlebook: Visual Centers in the Brain; G. Berlucchi,G. S. Brindley,D. Whitteridge,Richard Book 1973 Springer-Verlag, Berlin · Heidelberg 1973 Sehzen

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The Role of the Superior Colliculus and Pretectum in Vision and Visually Guided Behaviorental approach to, visual mechanisms. Recent surveys have concentrated their attention on the retinal geniculocortical part of the central visual mechanisms to the exclusion or neglect of the midbrain. For example, mention of the superior colliculus in the last edition of a classical textbook of phy

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Projection of Optic Pathways to the Visual Cortex visual cortex is incomprehensible without some knowledge of the distribution of receptors and ganglion cells in the retina. In this respect retinae in different animals differ widely. In the frog the concentration of ganglion cell only varies by a factor of three over the whole retina (., 1962). Bi

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Neuronal Physiology of the Visual Cortexnation between similar patterns and symbols. This ability seems related to the specificity and complexity of stimuli needed for activation of single neurones of the visual cortex, in contrast to the relatively unselective requirements of retinal and lateral geniculate neurones. The retina and tectum

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