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Monocularly deprived humans: nondeprived eye has supernormal vernier acuity

Freeman et al., 1980

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10284414997176094740
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Freeman R
Bradley A
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Journal of Neurophysiology

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The extensive series of studies on monocular deprivation in animals is important because the consequences of this phenomenon are readily observable physiologically, anatomically, and behaviorally. This work, therefore, may be of crucial value for the eventual …
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