Extending Levelt’s Propositions to perceptual multistability involving interocular grouping
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Haluk Ogmen | Zachary P. Kilpatrick | Krešimir Josić | Yunjiao Wang | K. Josić | H. Ogmen | Z. Kilpatrick | Yunjiao Wang | A. Jacot-Guillarmod | Claudia Pedroza | Alain Jacot-Guillarmod | Claudia Pedroza
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