Abstract
‘Motion dazzle’ is a phenomenon where high contrast patterns are hypothesised to cause errors in speed and direction perception of targets that are in motion. Motion dazzle is relevant to both ecol...
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A.E Hughes University of Cambridge, UK aeh60@cam.ac.uk
‘Motion dazzle’ is a phenomenon where high contrast patterns are hypothesised to cause errors in speed and direction perception of targets that are in motion
Motion dazzle is relevant to both ecological questions, such as why striped patterning may have evolved in animals, and for camouflage design for human purposes
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A.E Hughes University of Cambridge, UK aeh60@cam.ac.uk ‘Motion dazzle’ is a phenomenon where high contrast patterns are hypothesised to cause errors in speed and direction perception of targets that are in motion.
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