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Connectome-Based Modelling Reveals Orientation Maps in the Drosophila Optic Lobe
The ability to extract oriented edges from visual input is a core computation across animal vision systems. Orientation maps, long associated with the layered architecture of the mammalian visual cortex, systematically organise neurons by their preferred edge orientation. Despite lacking cortical st
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