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. 2016 Mar 15;6:23124. doi: 10.1038/srep23124

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(a–c) Differences in the dynamics of centripetal and centrifugal pro-saccades, for the onsets (a), durations (b) and offsets (c) of the saccadic eye movements. Individual differences are sorted in the bottom part of each plot (white background) and the mean differences (with 95% confidence intervals) are shown on top (grey background). (d–f) Differences in the dynamics of centripetal and centrifugal anti-saccades. Data points showing differences greater than ±14 ms are stacked along the corresponding vertical axes. The asterisks indicate statistically significant (p < 10⁻²) deviations of the distributions means from 0, as assessed by Student’s t-tests (n.s.: non-significant).