Investigations on the interactions between vision and locomotion using a treadmill virtual environment
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Betty J. Mohler | Peter Willemsen | William B. Thompson | Sarah H. Creem-Regehr | B. Mohler | W. Thompson | S. Creem-Regehr | P. Willemsen
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