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The «shrinking circle illusion» is a shrinking ellipseBRADLEY, D. R; GODIKSEN, E. B.Perception (London. Print). 1984, Vol 13, Num 2, pp 207-212, issn 0301-0066Article

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Luminance controls the perceived 3-D structure of dynamic 2-D displaysSCHWARTZ, B. J; SPERLING, G.Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society. 1983, Vol 21, Num 6, pp 456-458, issn 0090-5054Article

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