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28 Oct 2021: they are further apart than is suggested by traditional diagrams of this kind: the individual genes are separated by some 24 kilobases of non-coding DNA.

28 Oct 2021: Wavelengths were selected by interference filters. A variable interference filter (Barr and Stroud, CGS1) in combination with a Wratten 24 gelatin blocking filter was used to select the 647 nm test

28 Oct 2021: Author's personal copy. Vision out of the corner of the eye. M.P.S. To a,, B.C. Regan b, Dora Wood b, J.D. Mollon ba Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience, University of Cambridge, Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3EG, UKb Department

28 Oct 2021: In situ radiance spectra of Ugandan leaves in overcast cloudy weather conditions Chromaticity CIE 1931 Luminance Radiance (w/sr/m2/nm): Wavelength (nm) Family Species age blade side lighting x y (Cd/m2) 380 384 388 392 396 400 404 408 412 416 420

28 Oct 2021: We observed a significant positivecorrelation between performance and subjectively rated ability torecognise faces (Spearman's ρ.21, p2.24 " 10#5). ... Mean age (and SD) 24.1 (4.46) 23.8 (3.91) 25.0 (4.06)Mooney % score (and SD) 91.17 (6.20) 88.49 (7.34)

28 Oct 2021: It is. known that observers can establish rather precise internal stan-dards of this kind [24]. ... 23, 509–517 (2006). 24. M. Lages and M. Treisman, “Spatial frequency discrimination: visuallong-term memory or criterion setting?” Vis.

28 Oct 2021: In family D, patient D1 was a 7-year-old boy who presentedwith VAs of 6/24 in the right eye and 6/18 in the left eye. ... Molecular determinants ofhuman red/green color discrimination. Neuron 1994;12:1131– 8. 24. Merbs SL, Nathans J.

8 Jul 2022: Nature Publishing Group1975. Nature Vol. 254 April 24 1975. How man has seen the world THE declared aim of this ambitious handbook is "to bring together essen-tial aspects of the

28 Oct 2021: Is there brief temporal buffering of successivevisual inputs? Wayne S. SmithDurham University, Durham, UK. J. D. MollonDepartment of Experimental Psychology, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK. Rishi Bhardwaj and Hannah E. SmithsonDurham

28 Oct 2021: 19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28]. Par-ticularly clear examples of units sensitive to speed contrast can be seen in Fig 2 of Allman et al[20] ... A critical reader might point out that receptive fieldsbecome larger at higher levels of analysis in