Two subcortical pathways leading from the retina to visual cortex differ in the spatial, temporal, and chromatic information carried by each pathway. Two cortical pathways leading out of visual cortex to the parietal and temporal lobes appear to process the locations and identities of objects separately. Two tasks, a localization and a character identification task, selectively segregate these late cortico-cortico pathways. By measuring the temporal frequencies underlying each task, we can make inferences about the degree of segregation of the parallel pathways through visual cortex. Students have access to their scores and grades 24 hours a day using Netscape.
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