Obstacle avoidance and smooth trajectory control: neural areas highlighted during improved locomotor performance

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Neural substrates underlying the passive observation and active control of translational egomotion.The effect of visual degradation on anticipatory and compensatory steering control.Egocentric Direction and Position Perceptions are Dissociable Based on Only Static Lane Edge Information.

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