论文信息 - Interocular Transfer of Brightness Discrimination in "Split-Brain" Cats

Interocular Transfer of Brightness Discrimination in "Split-Brain" Cats

"Split-brain" cats with midsagittal section of the optic chiasm and the corpus callosum are able to transfer interocularly a simple brightness discrimination although they are unable to transfer a pattern discrimination. This strongly suggests that the interocular transfer of a simple brightness discrimination is mediated subcallosally.

T. H. Meikle | J. Sechzer

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