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Binocular properties of lateral suprasylvian cortex are not affected by neonatal corpus callosum section

Andrea J. Elberger, Earl L. Smith

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Key concepts: Corpus callosum, Ocular dominance, Visual cortex, CATS, Cortex (anatomy), Receptive field, Striate cortex, Binocular vision

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