The retinal origin of uncrossed optic nerve fibres in rats and their role in visual discrimination.
An attempt was made to sever the optic chiasma in the mid-sagittal plane in 12 rats. This was successful in 8 animals. Provided there was no additional substantial damage to the uncrossed optic fibres the rats were able to relearn an intensity discrimination and to learn or relearn an orientation di...
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| Format: | Journal article |
| Langue: | English |
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1979
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