Anna F. Denninger

During delayed saccade tasks, macaque foveal superior colliculus neurons burst after the go signal, leading peripheral collicular pauses by 10 ms, independent of target image, saccade direction or reaction time.

This study shows that perisaccadic perceptual mislocalization strength depends on the visual appearance of saccade targets, suggesting corollary discharge conveys more than just spatial vectors.

This study shows that neuronal eye movement commands in the superior colliculus include a sensory representation of visual targets, with stronger feature discrimination than visual responses.