Recall of facial expressions and simple orientations reveals competition for resources at multiple levels of the visual hierarchy
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Paul M. Bays | Viljami R. Salmela | Kaisu Ölander | Ilkka Muukkonen | P. Bays | V. Salmela | K. Ölander | I. Muukkonen
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