Neurosynth: 17306855

The role of cortical area V5/MT+ in speed-tuned directional anisotropies in global motion perception.

Authors:	Giaschi D, Zwicker A, Young SA, Bjornson B
Journal:	Vision research
Year:	2007
PMID:	17306855

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
1	-50.6347649566237	-76.1328435827138	-5.15511147950015
1	-43.0289705722861	-72.5000358694691	-1.16181810850219
1	49.8921585069964	-71.0048827530218	-1.77188442650688
1	41.1479463780139	-70.6987980213636	-9.49724890145634
1	-47.3169711555632	-70.076571990789	2.03314575117774
1	-49.4679141006376	-68.9167684317508	3.07559720624504
1	-39.8320451907702	-68.4420435022622	-3.85894270713891
1	49.9035317515329	-66.5428957146754	0.0275706062105963
1	51.9213082501573	-66.5102733605772	-11.2157628279512
1	-39.826358568502	-66.211049983089	-2.95921519078017

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Associated analyses

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Analysis	Loading
motion	0.7
v4-topics-100_88_motion_perception_visual	0.58
v4-topics-50_11_motion_visual_perception	0.51
v5-topics-50_45_motion_perception_visual	0.509
v5-topics-200_82_motion_mt_moving	0.465
v4-topics-200_133_motion_biological_perception	0.428
v5-topics-100_97_visual_motion_auditory	0.414
v5-topics-400_13_motion_mt_visual	0.404
v5	0.309
mt	0.293

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