Are sense-specific reference frames so mutually exclusive?

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (2):337-338 (1999)
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Abstract

We recently found orientation constancy with respect to direction of gravity in the alert monkey. This seems to rely on a polysensory interaction that involves different sense-specific reference frames. Thus, we will challenge the assumption that the sense-specific reference frames are mutually exclusive. At the same time, we will highlight the dynamic tuning of the receptors that might rely on cross-modal mechanisms

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