Evidence for face selectivity in early vision
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Maximilian Riesenhuber | Jacob G. Martin | Xiong Jiang | Simon Thorpe | Levan Bokeria | Florence Campana | S. Thorpe | M. Riesenhuber | Xiong Jiang | Levan Bokeria | F. Campana | Jacob G. Martin
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