Intraretinal Discrimination of Horizontal and Vertical Planes of Polarized Light by Octopus

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The dual nature of the octopus electroretinogram Kyoji Tasaki, Toshihiko Oikawa, Allen C. Norton Vision Research BiologyElectrophysiological EvaluationDual NatureMorphologyElectrophysiology	1963	33
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