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    Fulton, James T., Processes in Biological Vision {online} {Corona Del Mar, CA. USA} Vision Concepts, {published 2000-08-01}, {revised 2000-08-01},{cited 2000-08-01}. Available on the Internet: URL:http://neuronresearch.net/vision/

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    TRAFFORD, 2004
    ISBN: 141201917-6
    Library of Congress Catalog Card No.: QP475.5 F84 2004

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