Role of the human supplementary eye field in the control of saccadic eye movements
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Parashkev Nachev | Geraint Rees | Paul S. Morgan | Masud Husain | Timothy L. Hodgson | Roger Ordidge | Andrew Parton | R. Ordidge | G. Rees | M. Husain | A. Parton | P. Nachev | T. Hodgson | P. Morgan | S. Jackson | D. Mort | David Thomas | Dominic Mort | Stephen Jackson | David Thomas | David G. T. Thomas
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