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The paper investigates how extrastriate cortex encodes and reads out perisaccadic temporal information, finding that neuronal responses bias and smooth temporal representations of presaccadic stimuli.

The paper investigates whether V4 neuron firing rate changes during saccades can explain perceptual mislocalization, finding they do not systematically correlate with the magnitude of mislocalization.

The paper quantifies perisaccadic spatial bias using computational models and reveals the role of extrastriate neurons in visual mislocalization.

The paper identifies two distinct modulatory roles of retinal amacrine cells in shaping ganglion cell responses to visual stimuli.

The paper develops a computational model to study how extrastriate cortex neurons maintain visual representations during eye movements, finding that they preserve a memory of the visual scene to ensure continuous perception.