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Representation of averaging saccades in the superior colliculus of the monkey

Glimcher et al., 1993

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16227058400018394527
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Glimcher P
Sparks D
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Experimental Brain Research

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We tested the hypothesis that averaging saccades occur when two different saccades are prepared and executed simultaneously. The activity of saccade-related burst neurons (SRBNs) in the primate superior colliculus was recorded while monkeys made both non …
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