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. 2015 Jun 10;9:72. doi: 10.3389/fncom.2015.00072

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Copyright © 2015 Daemi and Crawford.

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Spatial path of the development of eye, head, and gaze orientations during gaze-shift. Three example gaze-shifts have been planned from three targets, vertically aligned at −40 cm on the screen, to another three targets, vertically aligned at 40 cm. The locations of eye, head, and gaze in initial condition are shown by circles while their locations in desired condition are shown by crosses. First (A–C) and second (D–F) rows show the temporal development of eye, head, and gaze in vertical-horizontal and torsional-horizontal planes, respectively.