A widely held view of the visual system supported the perspective that the primate brain is
organized in two main specialized streams, called the ventral and dorsal streams. The …

In this review of neuropsychological case studies, a number of dissociations are shown
between different visual abilities including low-level motion perception, static form …

The predominant view of motion and form processing in the human visual system assumes
that these two attributes are handled by separate and independent modules. Motion …

The perception of biological motion combines the analysis of form and motion. However,
patient observations by Vaina et al. and psychophysical experiments by Beintema and …

A long-held view of the visual system is that form and motion are independently analysed.
However, there is physiological and psychophysical evidence of early interaction in the …

When cartoonists use speed lines—also called motion streaks—to suggest the speed of a
stationary object, they use form to imply motion. The goal of this study was to investigate the …

Recent physiological and psychophysical research has challenged the traditional view that
motion and form information are processed in distinct, parallel pathways in the visual …

In the mammalian brain, form and motion are processed through two distinct pathways at
early stages of visual processing. However, recent evidence suggests that these two …

Identifying the movements of those around us is fundamental for many daily activities, such
as recognizing actions, detecting predators, and interacting with others socially. A key …

Human and non‐human primates can readily perceive the shape of objects using visual
motion. Classically, shape, and motion are considered to be separately processed via …