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In The Past Few Years, There Has Been An Explosion Of Eye Movement Research In Cognitive Science And Neuroscience. The 'oxford Handbook Of Eye Movements' Provides The First Comprehensive Review Of The Entire Field Of Eye Movement Research. Cover; Contents; List Of Contributors; List Of Abbreviations; Part 1: The Eye Movement Repertoire; 1 Oculomotor Behaviour In Vertebrates And Invertebrates; 2 Origins And Applications Of Eye Movement Research; 3 Vestibular Response; 4 The Optokinetic Reflex; 5 Saccades; 6 Microsaccades; 7 Ocular Pursuit Movements; Part 2: Neural Basis Of Eye Movements; 8 The Oculomotor Plant And Its Role In Three-dimensional Eye Orientation; 9 Brainstem Pathways And Premotor Control; 10 The Oculomotor Cerebellum; 11 The Superior Colliculus; 12 Saccadic Eye Movements And The Basal Ganglia 13 Thalamic Roles In Eye Movements14 The Role Of Posterior Parietal Cortex In The Regulation Of Saccadic Eye Movements; 15 Frontal Cortex And Flexible Control Of Saccades; 16 Eye-head Gaze Shifts; 17 Interactions Of Eye And Eyelid Movements; 18 Neural Control Of Three-dimensional Gaze Shifts; 19 The Neural Basis Of Saccade Target Selection; 20 Testing Animal Models Of Human Oculomotor Control With Neuroimaging; 21 Eye Movements And Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation; Part 3: Saccades And Attention; 22 Determinants Of Saccade Latency; 23 Saccadic Decision-making; 24 Models Of Overt Attention 25 The Intriguing Interactive Relationship Between Visual Attention And Saccadic Eye Movements26 Oculomotor Inhibition Of Return; 27 Multisensory Saccade Generation; Part 4: Visual Cognition And Eye Movements; 28 Visual Stability; 29 Eye Movements And Visual Expertise In Chess And Medicine; 30 Eye Movements Both Reveal And Influence Problem Solving; 31 Eye Movements And Change Detection; 32 Eye Movements And Memory; 33 Eye Movements And Scene Perception; 34 Mechanisms Of Gaze Control In Natural Vision; Part 5: Eye Movement Pathology And Development 35 Development From Reflexive T