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Occlusion contributes to temporal processing differences between crossed and uncrossed stereopsis in random-dot displaysBECKER, S; BOWD, C; SHORTER, S et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1999, Vol 39, Num 2, pp 331-339, issn 0042-6989Article

Direction-selective coding of stereoscopic (cyclopean) motionPHINNEY, R. E; BOWD, C; PATTERSON, R et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1997, Vol 37, Num 7, pp 865-869, issn 0042-6989Article

Multiple-feature discrimination faster than single-feature discrimination within the same object?FOURNIER, L. R; ERIKSEN, C. W; BOWD, C et al.Perception & psychophysics. 1998, Vol 60, Num 8, pp 1384-1405, issn 0031-5117Article

Interference from multi-dimensional objects during feature and conjunction discriminationsFOURNIER, L. R; BOWD, C; HERBER, R. J et al.The Quarterly journal of experimental psychology. A. Human experimental psychology. 2000, Vol 53, Num 1, pp 191-209, issn 0272-4987Article

Cross-domain adaptation reveals that a common mechanism computes stereoscopic (cyclopean) and luminance plaid motionBOWD, C; DONNELLY, M; SHORTER, S et al.Vision research (Oxford). 2000, Vol 40, Num 3, pp 331-339, issn 0042-6989Article

Agreement between Heidelberg Retina Tomograph-I and -II in detecting glaucomatous changes using topographic change analysisBALASUBRAMANIAN, M; BOWD, C; WEINREB, R. N et al.Eye (London. 1987). 2011, Vol 25, Num 1, pp 31-42, issn 0950-222X, 12 p.Article

Properties of the stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion aftereffectPATTERSON, R; BOWD, C; PHINNEY, R et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1994, Vol 34, Num 9, pp 1139-1147, issn 0042-6989Article

Disparity tuning of the stereoscopic (Cyclopean) motion aftereffectPATTERSON, R; BOWD, C; PHINNEY, R et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1996, Vol 36, Num 7, pp 975-983, issn 0042-6989Article

Music during learning of a tactual-spatial task affects later response generalizationMCFARLAND, R. A; HANNA, K; KADISH, R et al.The Journal of general psychology. 1990, Vol 117, Num 4, pp 411-423, issn 0022-1309, 13 p.Article

Pattern electroretinogram association with spectral domain-OCT structural measurements in glaucomaBOWD, C; TAFRESHI, A; ZANGWILL, L. M et al.Eye (London. 1987). 2011, Vol 25, Num 2, pp 224-232, issn 0950-222X, 9 p.Article

The retinal nerve fiber layer thickness in ocular hypertensive, normal, and glaucomatous eyes with Optical Coherence tomographyBOWD, C; WEINREB, R. N; WILLIAMS, J. M et al.Archives of ophthalmology (1960). 2000, Vol 118, Num 1, pp 22-26, issn 0003-9950Article

The stereoscopic (cyclopean) motion aftereffect is selective for spatial frequency and orientation of disparity modulationSHORTER, S; BOWD, C; DONNELLY, M et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1999, Vol 39, Num 22, pp 3745-3751, issn 0042-6989Article

The cyclopean (stereoscopic) barber pole illusionPATTERSON, R; BOWD, C; DONNELLY, M et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1998, Vol 38, Num 14, pp 2119-2125, issn 0042-6989Article

Agreement between spectral-domain and time- domain OCT for measuring RNFL thicknessVIZZERI, G; WEINREB, R. N; GONZALEZ-GARCIA, A. O et al.British journal of ophthalmology. 2009, Vol 93, Num 6, pp 775-781, issn 0007-1161, 7 p.Article

Enduring stereoscopic motion aftereffects induced by prolonged adaptationBOWD, C; ROSE, D; PHINNEY, R. E et al.Vision research (Oxford). 1996, Vol 36, Num 22, pp 3655-3660, issn 0042-6989Article