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The article discusses the variability of ocular dominance columns in squirrel monkeys and their implications for visual processing. It highlights that monocular cells can exist in the absence of ocular dominance columns, suggesting that these columns are not necessary for their presence in the striate cortex. The study aims to understand the functional architecture of the visual cortex by examining the relationship between ocular dominance columns and monocular cell responses.
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- sinisaristicmoodle1
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- EN