Sensory factors limiting horizontal and vertical visual span for letter recognition.
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Deyue Yu | Gordon E Legge | Susana T. L. Chung | Gunther Wagoner | Susana T L Chung | G. Legge | Deyue Yu | Gunther Wagoner
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