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Investigating the roles of excitatory and inhibitory mechanisms in binocular matching during development

Hei Matthew Yip, Shiyang Yuan, Zhongjie Zhang, Jacque Pak Kan Ip · FENS Forum 2024

…V1, binocular neurons are crucial for stereopsis establishment and for various innate behaviours including navigation and predation. The development of binocular neurons requires vision stimulation since opening of eyes to reconstruct and modify the neural circuit according to the receptive field tunings. However, this bi

ePoster · Neuroscience

Stereo vision in humans and insects

Jenny Read · Newcastle University

Stereopsis – deriving information about distance by comparing views from two eyes – is widespread in vertebrates but so far known in only class of invertebrates, the praying mantids. Understanding stereopsis which has evolved independently in such a different nervous system promises to shed light on the constraints governing any stereo system. Behavioral experiments indicate that insect stereopsis is functionally very different from that studied in vertebrates. Vertebrate stereopsis depends on matching up the pattern of contrast in the two eyes; it works in static scenes, and may have evolved

Wed, May 12, 2021 · 13:30 UTC

Seminar · Vision Science

…how the mechanisms underlying stereopsis in mantises differ from those underlying primate stereo vision. By testing mantises with virtual 3D targets we showed that mantis stereopsis enables prey capture in complex scenes but the mechanisms underlying it differ from those underlying primate stereopsis. My talk will further discuss how stereopsis combines with second-order motion perception to enable the detection of camouflaged prey by mantises. The talk will highlight the benefits of

Wed, Feb 3, 2021 · 06:00 UTC

Seminar · Vision Science