Involuntary eye movements during fixation
The Journal of PhysiologyPublished 28 January 1953Open access
R. W. Ditchburn, B. L. Ginsborg
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The results of the three most recent investigations give the following results: Ratliff & Riggs (1950) find an irregular movement of high frequency and small extent, while Lord & Wright (1948) and Lord (1951) find movements of type (2).
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