Visual Neuroscience

Volume 25 : Issue 3

Table of Contents

• Guest Editors' Foreword: Proceedings of the 19th Biennial Symposium of the International Colour Vision Society. Held July 2007 Belém, Brazil 
  Luiz Carlos de Lima Silveira, Hannah Smithson, Dora Fix Ventura and Barry B. Lee
  Page 229
• Neural models and physiological reality 
  BARRY B. LEE
  Page 231
• Color vision in the black howler monkey (Alouatta caraya) 
  ANTÔNIO C. ARAÚJO, JULIA J. DIDONET, CAROLINA S. ARAÚJO, PATRÍCIA G. SALETTI, TÂNIA R.J. BORGES and VALDIR F. PESSOA
  Page 243
• Eel visual pigments revisited: The fate of retinal cones during metamorphosis 
  JAMES K. BOWMAKER, MA'AYAN SEMO, DAVID M. HUNT and GLEN JEFFERY
  Page 249
• Cone visual pigments of monotremes: Filling the phylogenetic gap 
  MATTHEW J. WAKEFIELD, MARK ANDERSON, ELLEN CHANG, KE-JUN WEI, RAJINDER KAUL, JENNIFER A. MARSHALL GRAVES, FRANK GRÜTZNER and SAMIR S. DEEB
  Page 257
• Nucleotide polymorphisms upstream of the X-chromosome opsin gene array tune L:M cone ratio 
  KAREN L. GUNTHER, JAY NEITZ and MAUREEN NEITZ
  Page 265
• Longitudinal evaluation of expression of virally delivered transgenes in gerbil cone photoreceptors 
  MATTHEW C. MAUCK, KATHERINE MANCUSO, JAMES A. KUCHENBECKER, THOMAS B. CONNOR, WILLIAM W. HAUSWIRTH, JAY NEITZ and MAUREEN NEITZ
  Page 273
• Distinguishing L from M photopigment coding sequences by hybridization to novel locked nucleic acid (LNA) oligonucleotide probes 
  CHRISTINA PETTAN-BREWER, LI FU and SAMIR S. DEEB
  Page 283
• Number and topography of cones, rods and optic nerve axons in New and Old World primates 
  BARBARA L. FINLAY, EDNA CRISTINA S. FRANCO, ELIZABETH S. YAMADA, JUSTIN C. CROWLEY, MICHAEL PARSONS, JOSÉ AUGUSTO P.C. MUNIZ and LUIZ CARLOS L. SILVEIRA
  Page 289
• Topography of the long- to middle-wavelength sensitive cone ratio in the human retina assessed with a wide-field color multifocal electroretinogram 
  JAMES A. KUCHENBECKER, MANISHA SAHAY, DIANE M. TAIT, MAUREEN NEITZ and JAY NEITZ
  Page 301
• Twelve chromatically opponent ganglion cell types in turtle retina 
  F.A.F. ROCHA, C.A. SAITO, L.C.L. SILVEIRA, J.M. DE SOUZA and D.F. VENTURA
  Page 307
• Amplitude of the transient visual evoked potential (tVEP) as a function of achromatic and chromatic contrast: Contribution of different visual pathways 
  GIVAGO S. SOUZA, BRUNO D. GOMES, ELIZA MARIA C.B. LACERDA, CÉZAR A. SAITO, MANOEL DA SILVA FILHO and LUIZ CARLOS L. SILVEIRA
  Page 317
• L- and M-Cone isolating ERGs: LED versus CRT stimulation 
  I.J. MURRAY, J. KREMERS and N.R.A. PARRY
  Page 327
• Color discrimination ellipses of trichromats measured with transient and steady state visual evoked potentials 
  BRUNO D. GOMES, GIVAGO S. SOUZA, MONICA G. LIMA, ANDERSON R. RODRIGUES, CÉZAR A. SAITO, MANOEL DA SILVA FILHO and LUIZ CARLOS L. SILVEIRA
  Page 333
• The impulse response of S-cone pathways in detection of increments and decrements 
  KEIZO SHINOMORI and JOHN S. WERNER
  Page 341
• S-cone discrimination for stimuli with spatial and temporal chromatic contrast 
  DINGCAI CAO, ANDREW J. ZELE, VIVIANNE C. SMITH and JOEL POKORNY
  Page 349
• Misbinding of color to form in afterimages 
  STEVEN K. SHEVELL, REBECCA ST.CLAIR and SANG WOOK HONG
  Page 355
• Binocular rivalry between identical retinal stimuli with an induced color difference 
  SANG WOOK HONG and STEVEN K. SHEVELL
  Page 361
• Systematic misestimation in a vernier task arising from contrast mismatch 
  HAO SUN, BARRY B. LEE and RIGMOR C. BARAAS
  Page 365
• Surface gloss and color perception of 3D objects 
  BEI XIAO and DAVID H. BRAINARD
  Page 371
• Changes in induced hues at low luminance and following dark adaptation suggest rod-cone interactions may differ for luminance increments and decrements 
  A.J. SHEPHERD and G. WYATT
  Page 387
• Dissimilarity of yellow-blue surfaces under neutral light sources differing in intensity: Separate contributions of light intensity and chroma 
  RUMI TOKUNAGA, ALEXANDER D. LOGVINENKO and LAURENCE T. MALONEY
  Page 395
• Chromatic discrimination in the presence of incremental and decremental rod pedestals 
  DINGCAI CAO, ANDREW J. ZELE and JOEL POKORNY
  Page 399
• Reaction time measures of adaptation to chromatic contrast 
  N.R.A. PARRY, I.J. MURRAY and D.J. McKEEFRY
  Page 405
• Very-long-term chromatic adaptation: Test of gain theory and a new method 
  SUZANNE C. BELMORE and STEVEN K. SHEVELL
  Page 411
• A new perceptual problem: The amodal completion of color 
  BAINGIO PINNA
  Page 415
• The phenomenal dissociation between coloration and object-hole effects in the watercolor illusion 
  MARIA TANCA and BAINGIO PINNA
  Page 423
• Sex-related differences in chromatic sensitivity 
  M. RODRÍGUEZ-CARMONA, L.T. SHARPE, J.A. HARLOW and J.L. BARBUR
  Page 433
• Color vision in children and the Lanthony New Color Test 
  BARBARA Y. LING and STEPHEN J. DAIN
  Page 441
• A computer-controlled color vision test for children based on the Cambridge Colour Test 
  PAULO R. K. GOULART, MARCIO L. BANDEIRA, DANIELA TSUBOTA, NESTOR N. OIWA, MARCELO F. COSTA and DORA F. VENTURA
  Page 445
• Failure of concordance of the Farnsworth D15 test and the Nagel anomaloscope matching range in anomalous trichromatism 
  JENNIFER BIRCH
  Page 451
• Rayleigh matches in carriers of inherited color vision defects: The contribution from the third L/M photopigment 
  YANG SUN and STEVEN K. SHEVELL
  Page 455
• Chromatic discrimination losses in multiple sclerosis patients with and without optic neuritis using the Cambridge Colour Test 
  ANA LAURA DE ARAÚJO MOURA, ROSANI APARECIDA ANTUNES TEIXEIRA, NESTOR N. OIWA, MARCELO F. COSTA, CLAUDIA FEITOSA-SANTANA, DAGOBERTO CALLEGARO, RUSSELL D. HAMER and DORA FIX VENTURA
  Page 463
• Psychophysical analysis of contrast processing segregated into magnocellular and parvocellular systems in asymptomatic carriers of 11778 Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy 
  M. GUALTIERI, M. BANDEIRA, R.D. HAMER, M.F. COSTA, A.G.F. OLIVEIRA, A.L.A. MOURA, F. SADUN, A.M. DE NEGRI, A. BEREZOVSKY, S.R. SALOMÃO, V. CARELLI, A.A. SADUN and D.F. VENTURA
  Page 469
• Psychophysical analysis of contrast processing segregated into magnocellular and parvocellular systems in asymptomatic carriers of 11778 Leber's hereditary optic neuropathy 
  M. GUALTIERI, M. BANDEIRA, R.D. HAMER, M.E. COSTA, A.G.F. OLIVEIRA, A.L.A. MOURA, F. SADUN, A.M. DE NEGRI, A. BEREZOVSKY, S.R. SALOMÃO, V. CARELLI, A.A. SADUN and D.F. VENTURA
  Page 469
• The color of night: Surface color categorization by color defective observers under dim illuminations 
  JOEL POKORNY, MARGARET LUTZE, DINGCAI CAO and ANDREW J. ZELE
  Page 475
• Color and luminance increment thresholds in poor readers 
  STEPHEN J. DAIN, RICHARD A. FLOYD and ROBERT T. ELLIOT
  Page 481
• Irreversible color vision losses in patients with chronic mercury vapor intoxication 
  CLÁUDIA FEITOSA-SANTANA, MIRELLA T.S. BARBONI, NESTOR N. OIWA, GALINA V. PARAMEI, ANA LUISA A.C. SIMÕES, MARCELO F. DA COSTA, LUIZ CARLOS L. SILVEIRA and DORA F. VENTURA
  Page 487
• The number of discernible colors perceived by dichromats in natural scenes and the effects of colored lenses 
  JOÃO M.M. LINHARES, PAULO D. PINTO and SÉRGIO M.C. NASCIMENTO
  Page 493
• Poorer color discrimination by females when tested with pseudoisochromatic plates containing vanishing designs on neutral backgrounds 
  RIGMOR C. BARAAS
  Page 501
• A study of unusual Rayleigh matches in deutan deficiency 
  J.L. BARBUR, M. RODRIGUEZ-CARMONA, J.A. HARLOW, K. MANCUSO, J. NEITZ and M. NEITZ
  Page 507
• Time course of rod influences on hue perception 
  STEVEN L. BUCK, LAURA P. THOMAS, CASSANDRA R. CONNOR, KATELYN B. GREEN and TZIRE QUINTANA
  Page 517