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Mechanisms of active vision in barn owls: From atomic head movements to complex visual behaviors

Subject Area Sensory and Behavioural Biology
Term from 2008 to 2011
Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 51155088
 
Final Report Year 2011

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Publications

  • (2008) The owl cam: ego-centered assessment of visual behaviour in free-viewing barn owls, ECVP 2008, Utrecht, Netherlands
    Harmening, W.M., Ohayon, S., Rivlin, E., Ben-Shahar, O., Wagner, H.
  • (2008) Vision in a nocturnal predator: the barn owl. AVA animal vision meeting, Cambridge, UK
    Harmening, W. M., Göbbels, K., Orlowski, J., Nikolay, P. & Wagner, H.
  • (2009) Spatial contrast sensitivity and grating acuity of barn owls. Journal of Vision, 9(7):13, 1-12
    Harmening, W. M., Nikolay, P., Orlowski, J., Wagner, H.
  • (2010) Disparity sensitivity in man and owl: psychophysical evidence for equivalent perception of shape-fromstereo. Journal of Vision, 10(1):10, 1-11
    van der Willigen, R.F., Harmening, W. M., Vossen, S., Wagner, H.
  • (2010) Head motion of the barn owl (Tyto alba) during visual search. ISN 2010, Salamanca, Spain
    Barzilai, O., Netser, S., Harmening, W. M., Wagner, H., Gutfreund, Y., Wolf, A
  • (2010) Image-based gaze analysis in free viewing barn owls. ISN 2010, Salamanca, Spain
    Wagner, H., Orlowski, J., Ben-Shahar, O., Harmening, W. M.
  • (2010) Night vision in barn owls: visual resolution under dark adaptation. ECVP 2010, Lausanne, Switzerland
    Orlowski, J., Harmening, W. M. , Wagner, H.
  • Orientation saliency without visual cortex and target selection in archer fish, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA (PNAS), 107(38), 16726-16731, 2010
    Mokeichev, A., Segev, R., and O. Ben-Shahar
 
 

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