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Issue 2

Guest editorial

The effects of curvature on the grid illusions 171 – 184
Michael W Levine, J Jason McAnany

Learning to perceive differences in solid shape through vision and touch 185 – 196
J Farley Norman, Anna Marie Clayton, Hideko F Norman, Charles E Crabtree

Change detection is easier at texture border bars when they are parallel to the border: Evidence for V1 mechanisms of bottom – up salience 197 – 206
Li Jingling, Li Zhaoping

Identification of everyday objects on the basis of silhouette and outline versions 207 – 244
Johan Wagemans, Joeri De Winter, Hans Op de Beeck, Annemie Ploeger, Tom Beckers, Peter Vanroose

The awakening of Attneave’s sleeping cat: Identification of everyday objects on the basis of straight-line versions of outlines 245 – 270
Joeri De Winter, Johan Wagemans

Identification of everyday objects on the basis of fragmented outline versions 271 – 289
Sven Panis, Joeri De Winter, Joachim Vandekerckhove, Johan Wagemans

Melody and pitch processing in five musical savants with congenital blindness 290 – 307
Linda Pring, Katherine Woolf, Valerie Tadic

Twelfth Applied Vision Christmas Meeting
Aston University, Birmingham, UK, 17 December 2007, Abstracts 308 – 316

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