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pubmed-article:4071985pubmed:abstractTextTwo-dimensional eye movements were recorded while subjects used a hammer to strike targets that were flashed-on briefly before, during or up to 750 msec after a horizontal saccade. Mean position of hammer blows was 20 min arc (SD = 67 min arc) from the target when the only cue to target location was eye position. Position of responses varied slightly with time of target exposure relative to the saccade. These results show that observers can closely monitor small changes in eye position during and near the time of saccadic eye movements.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:4071985pubmed:articleTitleAccuracy of spatial localizations near the time of saccadic eye movements.lld:pubmed
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