Role of gravitational versus egocentric cues for human spatial orientation (Q40169931)

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English	Role of gravitational versus egocentric cues for human spatial orientation	scientific article published on 26 December 2015

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Role of gravitational versus egocentric cues for human spatial orientation (English)

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Nils Bury

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Otmar Bock

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26 December 2015

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Experimental Brain Research

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234

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4

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1013-1018

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