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Visual attention in avian collision-avoidance and homing: what visual features do birds attend to, and why?

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Natural environments are too complex to process in their entirety, so visually-oriented animals such as birds and primates focus their attention on selected features of visual scenes. They achieve this by directing their gaze using strategies that maximize the information obtained. For example, our own gaze shifts predict where our next movements…

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