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. 2021 Jul 21;15:709048. doi: 10.3389/fncir.2021.709048

FIGURE 2.

FIGURE 2

Representation of binocular optic flow information by pretectal neurons. (A) Rotational and translational optic flow trigger optokinetic response (OKR) and optomotor response (OMR), respectively. (B) 8-phase visual stimulus protocol used to characterize monocular and binocular selectivity of pretectal neurons. NL, nasalward motion to left eye; TL, temporalward motion to left eye; TR, temporalward motion to right eye; NR, nasalward motion to right eye; CW, clockwise; CCW, counter-clockwise; FW, forward; BW, backward. (C) (Top) Monocular direction selective pretectal cells respond to motion that moves in one direction (either nasal or temporal) presented to one eye. This example cell responds whenever a nasal motion is presented to the left eye, irrespective of the motion presented to the right eye. (Bottom) Translation-selective cells that responds to forward translational motion but no to rotational motion. In contrast to the cell shown above, the response to clockwise motion is suppressed although its response is predicted from the activity of this cell responding to nasal motion in the left eye.