“…Figs. 1A and B present the hand aperture as a function of actual time to contact (i.e., the time until the end of the grasping movement), equivalent to the most familiar representation of hand apertures in prehension, and given in the majority of the studies of grasping and catching (e.g., in the context of prehension : Castiello, 2005;Jeannerod, 1984Jeannerod, , 1988Marteniuk, Leavitt, MacKenzie, & Athènes, 1990;Zaal et al, 1998; but see Bongers, Zaal, & Jeannerod, submitted; and in the context of catching: Mazyn, Savelsbergh, Montagne, & Lenoir, 2007;Savelsbergh, Whiting, & Bootsma, 1991;Savelsbergh, Whiting, Pijpers, & van Santvoord, 1993). In Figs.…”