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VISION, BRAIN, AND BEHAVIOUR IN BIRDS

H. Philip Zeigler·1994·Optometry and Vision Science

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Part 1 The avian eye view: introduction, Sally A. McFadden producing the image, Graham R. Martin exploring the image, Hans-Ortwin Nalbach et al constructing the three-dimensional image, Sally A. McFadden the visual capabilities of birds, William Hodos colour vision of birds, Francisco J. Varela et al. Part 2 Functional anatomy of the avian visual system: introduction, Onur Gunturkun the avian visual system and the evolution of the neocortex, Toru Shimizu and Harvey J. Karten anatomy of the avian thalamofugal pathway, Onur Gunturkun et al the organization of the tectofugal pathway in birds - a comparative review, Jurgen Engelage and Hans-Joachim Bischof binocular processing in frontal-eyed birds, G. Casini et al. Part 3 Development of the avian visual system: introduction, Hans-Joachim Bischof developmental anatomy of the chick retinotectal projection, Jorg Mey and Solon Thanos development, plasticity, and differential organization of parallel processing of visual information in birds, G. Fontanesi et al development of the tectofugal visual system of normal and deprived zebra finches, Kathrin Herrmann and Hans-Joachim Bischof developmental mechanisms of lateralization, Lesley J. Rogers and Patrice Adret. Part 4 Visuomotor mechanisms: introduction, H. Philip Zeigler eye movements, head movements, and gaze stabilization in birds, Josh Wallman and Juan-Carlos Letelier sensorimotor mechanisms and pecking in the pigeon, H. Philip Zeigler et al control of pecking response topography by stimulus-reinforcer and response-reinforcer contingencies, Robert W. Allan visual mechanisms of prey capture in water birds, Gadi Katzir. Part 5 Vision and cognition: introduction, Jacky Emmerton lateralization and strategies of viewing in the domestic chick, R.J. Andrew and M. Dharmaretnam two eyes and one world - studies of interocular and intraocular transfer in birds, Monika Remy and Shigeru Watanabe what can we learn from experiments on pigeon concept discrimination?, Shigeru Watanabe et al beyond sensation - visual cognition in pigeons, Jacky Emmerton and Juan D. Delius vision, cognition, and the avian hippocampus, Verner P. Bingman.

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Authors
Zeigler, H. P.
Venue
Optometry and Vision Science
Publisher
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
Published
1994-10-01
Volume
71
Issue
10
Pages
641-643
ISSN
1040-5488 (ISSN-L)
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W2061077207
Cited by
323
References
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FWCI
8.23
Type
journal article
Language
en
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