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Do "d-Blob" and "l-Blob" hypercolumns tesselate the monkey visual cortex?

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Götz,  KG
Neurophysiologie des Insektenverhaltens, Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Max Planck Society;

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Götz, K. (1987). Do "d-Blob" and "l-Blob" hypercolumns tesselate the monkey visual cortex? Biological Cybernetics, 56(2-3), 107-109. doi:10.1007/BF00317985.


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Abstract
The orientation selective neurons in the monkey striate cortex seem to be organized in pairs of mirror symmetrical hypercolumnar patches, each of which centered by a "cytochrome oxidase blob." A simple scheme derived from recent data of Blasdel and Salama reconciles earlier models assuming either linear or circular representation of the preferred direction of edges in the visual field.