Cover -- Obituary -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- List of Contributors -- SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION -- Chapter I. Motor Control and Sensory-Motor Integration -- SECTION 2: NEURAL CONTROL AND DISABILITIES OF SENSORY MOTOR INTEGRATION -- Chapter 2. Modeling the Cerebellum: From Adaptation to Coordination -- Chapter 3. Interaction of the Basal Ganglia and Supplementary Motor Area in the Elaboration of Movement -- Chapter 4. Motor Control Considerations for the Rehabilitation of Gait in Parkinson's Disease -- SECTION 3: COMPUTATIONAL AND DYNAMIC MODELS OF MOTOR COORDINATION -- Chapter 5. Adaptive Optimal Control of Human Tracking -- Chapter 6. Testing Dynamical and Cognitive Models of Rhythmic Pattern Production -- Chapter 7. Temporal Coordination of Human Gait -- SECTION 4: ACQUISITION & DYNAMICS OF INTERLIMB COORDINATION -- Chapter 8. The Contribution of Spontaneous Movements in the Acquisition of Motor Coordination in Infants -- Chapter 9. Going Around in Circles: The Dynamics of Bimanual Circling -- Chapter 10. Asymmetries in the Dynamics of Interlimb Coordination -- Chapter 11. Learning a Dynamic Limb Synergy -- SECTION 5: KINAESTHETIC AND VISUO-MOTOR COORDINATION -- Chapter 12. Adaptation of Arm Movements to Altered Loads: Implications for Sensorimotor Transformations -- Chapter 13. The Use of Virtual Environments in Perception-Action Research: Grasping the Impossible and Controlling the Improbable -- Chapter 14. Trajectory Modifications in Response to Superseding Step Stimuli -- Chapter 15. Limiting Motions in Prehension -- SECTION 6: OVERVIEW AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS -- Chapter 16. Perspectives on Motor Control and Sensory-Motor Integration -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- Last Page.