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The accepted classical view of the pupil response to light is that the ambient light level determines largely the steady-state size of the pupil (Lowenstein et al, 1964) and that rapid increments in light flux on the retina cause a brisk constriction of the pupil, that is often described as the dynamic pupil light reflex response (Stark & Shermann, 1957; Alexandridis, 1985; Lowenfeld, 1993).
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amacrinc cells, striate cortical neurones, cholinergic amacrine cells, ipsilateral index, luminance neurons, sighted hemifield, uniform background field, pretectal neurons, chromatic displacement, visual cortical neurones, log trolands, rhodopsin gene mutation, peripapillary choroid, carp retina, beta ganglion cells, spatiotemporal tuning, ocular dominance distribution, cat retina, defective autoregulation, colour opponency, goldfish retina, nocturnal hypotension, catfish retina, receptive field centre, residual visual function
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Brain Res, New York, Vision Res, Jon Robbins, Plenum Press, United Kingdom, Hisako Ikeda, Bruin Res, Mammalian Outer Retina, Architecture of Functional Neural Circuits, Brain Rec, Ness York, Retinal Information Processing, Retinal Res, Cell Biol, Dopaminergic Deficiency States, Glaucoma Update, Study of Pupil Response Components, Academic Press, Brain Rev, Liss Inc, Optical Society of America, Stimulus Target, Studs of Pupil Response Components
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