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Novel childhood experience suggests eccentricity drives organization of human visual cortex
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2018
bioRxiv
pre-print
The functional organization of human high-level visual cortex, such as face and place-selective regions, is strikingly consistent across individuals. A fundamental, unanswered question in neuroscience is what dimensions of visual information constrain the development and topography of this shared brain organization? To answer this question, we scanned with fMRI a unique group of adults who, as children, engaged in extensive experience with a novel stimulus, Pokemon, that varied along critical
doi:10.1101/415729
fatcat:r23pfgy6ozcurlmbyudoysttsq