Macaque SEF Neurons Encode Object-Centered Directions of Eye

Macaque SEF Neurons Encode Object-Centered Directions of Eye Movements Regardless of the Visual Attributes of Instructional Cues

Location of the macaque supplementary eye field.

Transition from Target to Gaze Coding in Primate Frontal Eye Field during Memory Delay and Memory–Motor Transformation

Spatiotemporal Coding in the Macaque Supplementary Eye Fields: Landmark Influence in the Target-to-Gaze Transformation

Cortical Connections of Area V6Av in the Macaque: A Visual-Input Node to the Eye/Hand Coordination System

Integration of landmark and saccade target signals in macaque frontal cortex visual responses

Single neuron encoding elevation in head-centred coordinates.a, The

Figure 6 from Brain representation of object-centered space in monkeys and humans.

Reference frame classification. For each neuron, the abscissa shows the

A robust receptive field code for optic flow detection and decomposition during self-motion - ScienceDirect

Neurons With Object-Centered Spatial Selectivity in Macaque SEF: Do They Represent Locations or Rules?

Combination of Neuronal Signals Representing Object-Centered Location and Saccade Direction in Macaque Supplementary Eye Field