Vision, brain, and behavior in birds Book

	In Memoriam: Monika Remy (1949-1992)
	Contributors
	Preface
	Introduction
I	The Avian Eye View	1
	Introduction	1
1	Producing the Image	5
2	Exploring the Image	25
3	Constructing the Three-Dimensional Image	47
4	The Visual Capabilities of Birds	63
5	Color Vision of Birds	77
II	Functional Anatomy of the Avian Visual System	99
	Introduction	99
6	The Avian Visual System and the Evolution of the Neocortex	103
7	Anatomy of the Avian Thalamofugal Pathway	115
8	The Organization of the Tectofugal Pathway in Birds: A Comparative Review	137
9	Binocular Processing in Frontal-Eyed Birds	159
III	Development of the Avian Visual System	169
	Introduction	169
10	Developmental Anatomy of the Chick Retinotectal Projection	173
11	Development, Plasticity, and Differential Organization of Parallel Processing of Visual Information in Birds	195
12	Development of the Tectofugal Visual System of Normal and Deprived Zebra Finches	207
13	Developmental Mechanisms of Lateralization	227
IV	Visuomotor Mechanisms	243
	Introduction	243
14	Eye Movements, Head Movements, and Gaze Stabilization in Birds	245
15	Sensorimotor Mechanisms and Pecking in the Pigeon	265
16	Control of Pecking Response Topography by Stimulus-Reinforcer and Response-Reinforcer Contingencies	285
17	Visual Mechanisms of Prey Capture in Water Birds	301
V	Vision and Cognition	317
	Introduction	317
18	Lateralization and Strategies of Viewing in the Domestic Chick	319
19	Two Eyes and One World: Studies of Interocular and Intraocular Transfer in Birds	333
20	What Can We Learn from Experiments on Pigeon Concept Discrimination?	351
21	Beyond Sensation: Visual Cognition in Pigeons	377
22	Vision, Cognition, and the Avian Hippocampus	391
	Species Index	409
	Subject Index	411