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. 2023 May 3;12:e82410. doi: 10.7554/eLife.82410

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Figure 6. — Horizontal gaze angle is measured relative to the head translation direction. (a) Average retinal motion speeds across the visual field. (b) Five distributions sampled at different points in the visual field, as in Figure 4. The effect of horizontal gaze angle on retinal motion directions is unremarkable, except for a slight tilt in to contour lines. (c) Average retinal flow patterns for leftward and rightward gaze angles. (d) Histograms of the average directions plotted in (c). These histograms demonstrate the shift of the rotational component of the flow field. Data are pooled across subjects.