Guest editorial
Features derived from first-order motion mechanisms predict anomalies in motion perception 9 – 19
Linda Bowns
Efficient search for size targets on a background texture gradient: Is detection guided by discontinuities in the retinal-size gradient of items? 21 – 48
Andrew Found, Hermann J Müller
Spatially parallel processing of within-dimension conjunctions 49 – 60
Karina J Linnell, Glyn W Humphreys
Brain areas sensitive to coherent visual motion 61 – 72
Oliver J Braddick, Justin M D O'Brien, John Wattam-Bell, Janette Atkinson, Tom Hartley, Robert Turner
Configural features in the context of upright and inverted faces 73 – 83
Helmut Leder, Gian Candrian, Oswald Huber, Vicki Bruce
Developmental changes in the effect of inversion: Using a picture book to investigate face recognition 85 – 94
Nicola A Brace, Graham J Hole, Richard I Kemp, Graham E Pike, Michael Van Duuren, Lorraine Norgate
Perceptual learning without feedback and the stability of stereoscopic slant estimation 95 – 114
Raymond van Ee
Distance perception within near visual space 115 – 124
Alain Viguier, Gilles Clément, Yves Trotter
Last but not least
Reviews 129 – 130
Benton on De Valois (Ed.): Seeing
