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Held and Schneider and others have postulated two, functionally separate, modes of vision—one concerned with localization, the second with identification—and have suggested that the superior colliculus is crucial for the perception of location. Colliculectomized hamsters were tested on two localization tasks. No deficit in depth perception was observed. Perceptual-motor integration necessary to perform a search task was severely disrupted, however. These results suggest that the superior colliculus functions in the control of fine visual-motor coordination.

Spatial perception in colliculectomized and normal golden hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus)