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Theoretical Considerations on the Concept of Timing in MotorCoordination. Timing Control in Motor Sequences (P. Viviani, G.Laissard). Invariant Relative Timing in Motor-Program Theory (H.Heuer). Relative Timing from the Perspective of Dynamic Pattern Theory:Stability and Instability (P.G. Zanone, J.A.S. Kelso). CentralGenerators and the Spatio-Temporal Pattern of Movements (Y.I.Arshavsky, S. Grillner, G.N. Orlovsky, Y.V. Panchin). Current Researchon Temporal Patterns of Movements in Early Motor Development.Endogenous Motor Rhythms in Young Infants (P.H. Wolff). Evidence andRole of Rhythmic Organization in Early Vocal Development in HumanInfants (R.D. Kent, P.R. Mitchell, M. Sancier). The Role of Reflexes inthe Patterning of Limb Movements in the First Six Months of Life (P.M.McDonnell, V.L. Corkum). Development of Infant Manual Skills: MotorPrograms, Schemata, or Dynamic Systems? (G.F. Michel). Timing in MotorDevelopment as Emergent Process and Product (E. Thelen). Soft Assemblyof an Infant Locomotor Action System (E.C. Goldfield). TimingInvariances in Toddlers' Gait (B. Bril, Y. Breniere). The Developmentof Intralimb Coordination in the First Six Months of Walking (J.E.Clark, S.J. Phillips). Current Research on Development of Timing DuringChildhood. How to Study Movement in Children (M.G. Wade, W. Berg).Coordinative Structures and the Development of Relative Timing in aPointing Task (D.L. Southard). Synchronization and Desynchronization inBimanual Coordination: A Developmental Perspective (J. Fagard). TheDevelopment of Timing Across Four Limbs: Can Simplicity ProduceComplexity (M.A. Roberton). Discussion Paper. The Role of Timing inMotor Development (J.C. Fentress). Author Index. Subject Index.