Should labeled lines and pattern models be either-or? Issues of scope and definition

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 31 (1):89-90 (2008)
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Abstract

Erickson's conclusion that if basic tastes are not appropriate at one level, reference to labeled lines is inappropriate at any level, depends on matters of definition and scope. His population model mirrors Young's theory of color perception. However, there is evidence for distinct pathways to the cortex for two cone-opponent and one achromatic channel. Depending on the use made of key terms, sensory systems may display both across-fiber and labeled-line features

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