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    The sophisticated interconnection of the occipital lobe demonstrates just how complex the visual process is.

    28.08.2025

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    Pulvinar

    The pulvinar is a fairly large nucleus in the posterior thalamus that is connected to many visual centers. It appears to increase the excitability of cells in the visual cortex as soon as a stimulus is noticed. Some studies suggest that the pulvinar may also indirectly support language processing via cortical connections.

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    Motor skills and executive functions – the frontal lobe is the largest brain structure.

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    The diencephalon has four levels and performs a variety of tasks.

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    Hubel and Wiesel: Cutting the Lawn with Nail Scissors

    Hubel and Wiesel worked diligently to establish fundamental knowledge about visual information processing.

    26.09.2012

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