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Mammals Achieve Common Neural Coverage of Visual Scenes Using Distinct Sampling Behaviors
Most vertebrates use head and eye movements to quickly change gaze orientation and sample different portions of the environment with periods of stable fixation. Visual information must be integrated across fixations to construct a complete perspective of the visual environment. In concert with this
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