Functional mapping of the human colour centre with echo-planar magnetic resonance imaging

Functional mapping of the human colour centre with echo-planar magnetic resonance imaging
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10.1098/rspb.1995.0121
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1995-07
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B: Biological Sciences
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K. Sakai;E. Watanabe;Y. Onodera;I. Uchida;Hideki Kato;E. Yamamoto;H. Koizumi;Y. Miyashita
K. Sakai;E. Watanabe;Y. Onodera;I. Uchida;Hideki Kato;E. Yamamoto;H. Koizumi;Y. Miyashita
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K. Sakai;E. Watanabe;Y. Onodera;I. Uchida;Hideki Kato;E. Yamamoto;H. Koizumi;Y. Miyashita

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