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Structure and Function Come Unglued in the Visual Cortex
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In this issue of Neuron, Chowdhury and DeAngelis report that training monkeys to perform a fine depth discrimination abolishes the contribution of signals from area MT to the execution of a different, coarse depth discrimination. This result calls into question the principle of associating particular visual areas with particular visual functions, by showing that such associations are modifiable by experience.
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STEREOSCOPIC DEPTH
AREA MT
PERCEPTION
DISCRIMINATION
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