Motor coordination uses external spatial coordinates independent of developmental vision

Heed T, Röder B (2014)
Cognition 132(1): 1-15.

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Heed T, Röder B. Motor coordination uses external spatial coordinates independent of developmental vision. Cognition. 2014;132(1):1-15.
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