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Visually induced motion sickness predicted by postural instabilitySMART, L. James; STOFFREGEN, Thomas A; BARDY, Benoit G et al.Human factors. 2002, Vol 44, Num 3, pp 451-465, issn 0018-7208, 15 p.Article

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