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Volume 9 #1

Contents

  1. Frequency of chemosensory testing movements in the newt, pleurodeles waltl and changes by mechanical stimulation (individual and group statistical parameters)
  2. The role of natural intraocular light filters in the norma and phathology human vision
  3. Depth perception under transient suppression of the right or left hemisphere of the brain. Study by means of space section
  4. Functional brain asymmetry and perception of object threedimensionality. Study by means of holographic tachistoscopy
  5. The role of the left and the right brain hemispheres in representation of space in drawings. The investigation in the conditions of the transitiry suppression of the brain nemisphere
  6. Binocular perception of direction
  7. Visual recognition as controled research of compicated fragments
  8. Depth perception and functional brain asymmetry
  9. Geometrical figure discrimination in visual fields and functional brain asymmetry
  10. Perception of linear sizes of different geometric figures
  11. The foveola structure and pyramidal model of the visual system organization
  12. Discrimination of object in fovea depends upon their size and relative arrangement mutual in visual field
  13. Hemispheric peculiarities in utilizing the harmonics of spatial-frequency visual image spectrum
  14. Color coding in human revealed by event related potentials

Frequency of chemosensory testing movements in the newt, pleurodeles waltl and changes by mechanical stimulation (individual and group statistical parameters)

© 1995 S. E. Margolis

Cite: Margolis S. E. Chastota khemosensornykh testiruyushchikh dvizhenii u iglistogo tritona (pleurodeles waltl) v norme i pri mekhanicheskoi stimulyatsii (individualnye i gruppovye statisticheskie pokazateli) [Frequency of chemosensory testing movements in the newt, pleurodeles waltl and changes by mechanical stimulation (individual and group statistical parameters)]. Sensornye sistemy [Sensory systems]. 1995. V. 9(1). P. 5-10 (in Russian).