Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy

Ziat M, Hayward V, Chapman CE, Ernst MO, Lenay C (2008)
In: Perception. Perception, 37(1). Pion Ltd.: 50-50.

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Ziat, M.; Hayward, V.; Chapman, C. E.; Ernst, Marc O.UniBi; Lenay, C.
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Fakultät für Biologie > Kognitive Neurowissenschaften
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2008
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Perception
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Perception
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37
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1
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50-50
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0301-0066
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Ziat M, Hayward V, Chapman CE, Ernst MO, Lenay C. Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy. In: Perception. Perception. Vol 37. Pion Ltd.; 2008: 50-50.
Ziat, M., Hayward, V., Chapman, C. E., Ernst, M. O., & Lenay, C. (2008). Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy. Perception, Perception, 37, 50-50. Pion Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1068/p5711
Ziat, M., Hayward, V., Chapman, C. E., Ernst, Marc O., and Lenay, C. 2008. “Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy”. In Perception, 37:50-50. Perception. Pion Ltd.
Ziat, M., Hayward, V., Chapman, C. E., Ernst, M. O., and Lenay, C. (2008). “Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy” in Perception Perception, vol. 37, (Pion Ltd.), 50-50.
Ziat, M., et al., 2008. Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy. In Perception. Perception. no.37 Pion Ltd., pp. 50-50.
M. Ziat, et al., “Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy”, Perception, Perception, vol. 37, Pion Ltd., 2008, pp.50-50.
Ziat, M., Hayward, V., Chapman, C.E., Ernst, M.O., Lenay, C.: Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy. Perception. Perception. 37, p. 50-50. Pion Ltd. (2008).
Ziat, M., Hayward, V., Chapman, C. E., Ernst, Marc O., and Lenay, C. “Revisiting the fingertip-fovea analogy”. Perception. Pion Ltd., 2008.Vol. 37. Perception. 50-50.

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