… of the apparent motion was also dependent on both retinal and … apparent motion during
smooth pursuit considers the retinal … This mechanism may assist with the selection of a motion …

… aftereffect or persistence of vision occurring for a short period after … the retina for .04–.06 s
before being transmitted through the optic nerve to the brain, where the image of object motion …

… one moving object appeared to pass over or through a … aftereffects, the data could only
be meaningful in this respect if the relevant stimuli were in fact presented in the same retinal …

… Retinal images of externally static visual objects flow according to our physical self-motion
(ie, optic flow) when we move through … participant fatigue and motion aftereffects. Moreover, …

… world but left motion signals across the retina due to head rotation, we designed the head-…
head rotation velocity for and only for the motion aftereffect, in the current study we also found …

… We assumed that if both aftereffect and reverse-phi effect are … -phi motion with discrete On
and Off pathways through the … of low level motion mechanisms, as found in the retina or flies’ …

… overlapping of the image and its aftereffect, and we found that … the spontaneous saccadic
movement in promoting visibility & … perceived size but not retinal of the aftereffect images, see …

… In summary, the spread of the aftereffect may also be caused by the activity of neurons with
relatively smaller RFs in earlier visual areas that receive feedback and/or lateral projections. …

… motion and form adaptation only one type of aftereffect is used in our experiment as measurement
for skew distortion adaptation. Aftereffects were measured in a motion … to the retina, as …

… , speed and direction discrimination, motion aftereffects, the optic flow that accompanies
self-… simulating the motion of the world across the retina as the observer moves through their …