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Extraprimary cortical evoked potentials in freely moving cat following photic stimulation

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Die extraprimären optischen Potentiale, die in der somatosensorischen, akustischen und Assoziationsrinde der wachen Katzen mittels chronischer epiduraler Elektroden registriert wurden, zeigen fast dieselbe Latenz wie die primären Potentiale, unterscheiden sich aber von ihnen durch ihre Form.

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  1. Laboratory of Higher Nervous Activity and Department of Anatomy, Palacky University, Olomouc, Czechoslovakia

    V. Golda, J. Petřek & P. Lisoněk

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Golda, V., Petřek, J. & Lisoněk, P. Extraprimary cortical evoked potentials in freely moving cat following photic stimulation. Experientia 22, 57–58 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01897772

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