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lambda Lambda refers here to an early visually evoked brain response linked to eye-movement events during visual search.

Lambda refers here to an early visually evoked brain response linked to eye-movement events during visual search. In this study, the lambda response was localized to primary visual cortex (V1) and reflected early visual processing under free-viewing conditions.

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Drafting source: Gonzalez Joaquin E.; Bauer Markus; Ries Anthony J.; Kamienkowski Juan E.; Ison Matias J.. Mapping neural activity during naturalistic visual and memory search. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fnhum.2026.1812919; article XML SHA-256 53f683aaf2185688e899f8042a2555a0f69881cbb2acb2002bdd6938b3795512. “Mapping neural activity during naturalistic visual and memory search” (10.3389/fnhum.2026.1812919).
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