@inbook{143606,
  author = {Michael SA Graziano and CG Gross and Sakata and Mikami and Fuster},
  title = {Vision, Movement, and The Monkey Brain},
  abstract = { <p>
	We find it effortless to reach toward or avoid nearby objects.~ However, the spatial and visuo-motor computations must be quite complicated, especially since our eyes, head, limbs, body, and the objects themselves may be continually changing positions. How does the brain construct a representation of the visual space surrounding the body, and how does this representation guide movement?
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 },
  year = {1997},
  journal = {The Association Cortex: Structure and Function},
  pages = {219-232},
  publisher = {Harwood Academic Publishers},
  language = {eng},
}