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Photo, p. 476 Ranulfo Romo
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Figure 23.1 Vibration Discrimination Task and Performance
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Figure 23.1 Vibration Discrimination Task and Performance (Part 1)
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Figure 23.1 Vibration Discrimination Task and Performance (Part 2)
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Figure 23.2 Neuronal Coding of Vibration Frequency in Primary Somatosensory Cortex (SI)
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Figure 23.2 Neuronal Coding of Vibration Frequency in Primary Somatosensory Cortex (SI) (Part 1)
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Figure 23.2 Neuronal Coding of Vibration Frequency in Primary Somatosensory Cortex (SI) (Part 2)
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Figure 23.3 Replacement of Vibrations by Artificial Stimuli
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Figure 23.3 Replacement of Vibrations by Artificial Stimuli (Part 1)
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Figure 23.3 Replacement of Vibrations by Artificial Stimuli (Part 2)
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Figure 23.3 Replacement of Vibrations by Artificial Stimuli (Part 3)
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Figure 23.4 Neuronal Activity in SI Cortex Characterized by Firing-Rate Coefficients a 1 and a 2
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Figure 23.5 Cortical Regions Involved in the Vibration Comparison Task
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Figure 23.6 Neuronal Activity beyond SI Characterized by Firing Rate Coefficients a 1 and a 2
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Figure 23.6 Neuronal Activity beyond SI Characterized by Firing Rate Coefficients a 1 and a 2 (Part 1)
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Figure 23.6 Neuronal Activity beyond SI Characterized by Firing Rate Coefficients a 1 and a 2 (Part 2)
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Figure 23.7 Time Course of Response Parameters throughout the Trial Period
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Figure 23.7 Time Course of Response Parameters throughout the Trial Period (Part 1)
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Figure 23.7 Time Course of Response Parameters throughout the Trial Period (Part 2)
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Figure 23.8 Ventral Intracortical Visual Pathways
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Figure 23.9 Face-Selective Neurons in Temporal Lobe
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BOX 23.1 Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging Brain Activity as Revealed by Averaging fMRI Scans across a Group of 20 Subjects
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Figure 23.10 Brain Activation Directly Correlated with Face Perception
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Figure 23.11 Responses of Macaque Monkey Inferotemporal Neurons to Changes in Viewing Angle and Stimulus Size
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Figure 23.11 Responses of Macaque Monkey Inferotemporal Neurons to Changes in Viewing Angle and Stimulus Size (Part 1)
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Figure 23.11 Responses of Macaque Monkey Inferotemporal Neurons to Changes in Viewing Angle and Stimulus Size (Part 2)
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Figure 23.11 Responses of Macaque Monkey Inferotemporal Neurons to Changes in Viewing Angle and Stimulus Size (Part 3)
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Figure 23.12 Schematic Organization of M, P, and K Channels to Visual Cortex
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Figure 23.12 Schematic Organization of M, P, and K Channels to Visual Cortex (Part 1)
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Figure 23.12 Schematic Organization of M, P, and K Channels to Visual Cortex (Part 2)
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Figure 23.13 Involvement of MT in Tracking Visual Motion
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Figure 23.14 The Direction of Eye Movements Can Be Altered by Electrical Stimulation in Area MT
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Figure 23.14 The Direction of Eye Movements Can Be Altered by Electrical Stimulation in Area MT (Part 1)
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Figure 23.14 The Direction of Eye Movements Can Be Altered by Electrical Stimulation in Area MT (Part 2)
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Figure 23.15 Area MT Microstimulation Affects a Working Memory Task
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Figure 23.15 Area MT Microstimulation Affects a Working Memory Task (Part 1)
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Figure 23.15 Area MT Microstimulation Affects a Working Memory Task (Part 2)
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Figure 23.16 Neuronal Representation of a Concept in Human Hippocampus
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Figure 23.16 Neuronal Representation of a Concept in Human Hippocampus (Part 1)
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Figure 23.16 Neuronal Representation of a Concept in Human Hippocampus (Part 2)
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