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Neural Integration of Information Specifying Human Structure from Form, Motion, and Depth

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The Perceived Sex of Biological Motion Displays is Influenced by Adaptation to Biological Motion but Not Adaptation to Static Faces

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Off on the Wrong Foot: Local Features in Biological Motion

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Gender bending: auditory cues affect visual judgements of gender in biological motion displays

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Functional Differentiation of Macaque Visual Temporal Cortical Neurons Using a Parametric Action Space

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Correlated changes in perceptions of the gender and orientation of ambiguous biological motion figures

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Rapid Perceptual Switching of a Reversible Biological Figure

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