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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Area 18"”.

  1. Anatomical analysis of the feedback projections from extrastriate cortex to area 18 in ferret visual cortex

    … thesis is to characterize the cortical inputs to area 18 of ferret visual cerebral cortex. Contrary to feedforward connections, feedback connections are presumed to have a modulatory influence on the responses of lower order neurons providing information already processed. Input from feedback …

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  2. Organization of the Clare-Bishop Area of Cat Visual Cortex (Extrastriate)

    … (MIN). The visual cortex has more than 10 areas thought to process different aspects of vision. This thesis is about the functional organization of one of these cortical areas, the Clare-Bishop area, its geniculate afferent pathways, and its participation in associational cortical circuits. …

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  3. Auditory Cortex Projections Target the Peripheral Field Representation of Primary Visual Cortex

    … cortical projections to primary visual cortex (areas 17&18) in adult cats. Two groups of animals were studied. In the first group, large deposits were centered on the lower visual field representation of the vertical meridian located along the area 17&18 border. Following tissue processing, …

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  4. A pluralistic, socio-ecological approach to understand the long-term impact of mountain conservation: a counterfactual and place-based assessment of social, ecological and hydrological change in the Groot Winterhoek Mountains of the Cape Floristic Region

    The problem: For protected areas to remain relevant, we need to understand their impact on a wide set of conservation objectives and environmental outcomes. We also need to evaluate how this influence relates to the socio-ecological environment within which they occur. This is a complex endeavour …

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