Size-discrimination deficit in primates with inferotemporal lesions
Tóm tắt
Four species of testwise monkeys with extensive ablations of posterior neocortex (including inferotemporal tissue) were impaired in a size discrimination problem. The deficit, which was persistent after 1200 trials and two testing procedures may be attributed to a loss in ability to classify visual information.
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