Spatial frequency peaks in the responses of the locust DCMD axon to rotation of periodic patterns, lines and dot arrays
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Summary
It was concluded that, as in the experiments with on/off stimulation with stationary targets reported earlier, spatial frequency peaks occurred also for moving targets, but only when these had a subdivided nature, e.g. periodic lines, paired lines or dot rasters.
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- 1978-01-01
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Keywords
Locust, Rotation (mathematics), Masking (illustration), Physics, Spatial frequency
References
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- Peaking of response in locust visual interneurones to objects of small angular subtense
- A diurnal moth superposition eye with high resolution Phalaenoides tristifica (Agaristidae)
- Responses of locust visual interneurones to transiently-illuminated slits, paired spots, annuli and disc arrays
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