Abstract
After transection of the intertectal commissures, the lateralization of a visually controlled behaviour of pigeons was reversed to a degree proportional to the extent of the commissurotomy. Preoperatively, the pigeons produced higher pecking rates in a successive pattern discrimination task when seeing with the right eye. Postoperatively, this lateralization reversed to show a superiority with the left eye. Visual lateralization may depend on an asymmetrical intertectal interaction.
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