Shape-specific activation of occipital cortex in an early blind echolocation expert
@article{Arnott2013ShapespecificAO, title={Shape-specific activation of occipital cortex in an early blind echolocation expert}, author={S. Arnott and L. Thaler and J. L. Milne and D. Kish and M. Goodale}, journal={Neuropsychologia}, year={2013}, volume={51}, pages={938-949} }
We have previously reported that an early-blind echolocating individual (EB) showed robust occipital activation when he identified distant, silent objects based on echoes from his tongue clicks (Thaler, Arnott, & Goodale, 2011). In the present study we investigated the extent to which echolocation activation in EB's occipital cortex reflected general echolocation processing per se versus feature-specific processing. In the first experiment, echolocation audio sessions were captured with in-ear… CONTINUE READING
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