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Depth perception helps animals interact with a three-dimensional world. A new study presents a novel paradigm for studying depth perception in naturally climbing mice and links their behavior to binocular… Click to show full abstract
Depth perception helps animals interact with a three-dimensional world. A new study presents a novel paradigm for studying depth perception in naturally climbing mice and links their behavior to binocular disparity signals in primary visual cortical neurons.
Keywords:
climbing mice;
vision depth;
depth perception;
perception climbing;
perception;
biology
Journal Title: Current Biology
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: Current Biology
Year Published: 2021
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