doi: 10.1016/j.cub.2007.10.055.
Vision: the evolution of change detection
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Vision: the evolution of change detection
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Abstract
New evidence suggests that the human visual system incorporates a high-level, functionally specialised system for monitoring animals. Such a mechanism may have evolved to direct attention differentially to ancestrally important categories of objects, regardless of their current relevance.
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