… , eye movements may be also relevant during occlusion, … The authors speculated that motion
adaptation of the retinal … of motion detectors towards the direction of motion opposite to that …

… to the Waterfall Illusion, a kind of motion aftereffect, to support a particular view of temporal
… through analysis of motion aftereffect illusions and the rare condition of akinetopsia, ie motion…

… (ie “flicker” versus “transparent motion”) led to changes in the spatial … motion during the
fixation period, with opposite motion … both the frequency and the direction of the moving stimulus. …

… time a motion-in-depth model of IOVD that predicts motion-… motion detectors that are sensitive
to left and right retinal stimulation. Using these channels, we constructed a model of motion …

… of auditory motion during visual adaptation to invisible motion. This … motion is accompanied
by translational auditory motion … Motion over the retina and the motion aftereffect. Perception …

… in motion over the retina, as the combined result of physical object movement and of the …
following adaptation to looming motion be because our motion aftereffect did not cause a …

… motion stimuli are presented. Cortical areas other than the visual cortex are also activated
during observation of motion illusions, but not during … Even motion after-effect (MAE), caused …

… motion that arises in our visual fields as we move through real environments. As optic flow
has to be abstracted from low-level motion … retinal motion of the target and retinal motion of the …

… motion perception in larval zebrafish, we took advantage of a classical optical illusion called
the motion aftereffect (… driver lines, we separately targeted retinal ganglion cell (RGC) axons, …

… Ongoing motion enhances in the visual pathway the representation of … the retinal optic flow
pattern during translational locomotion. There is evidence for different spatial scales of motion …