In contradiction to the crossing of all retinal fibers in the lateral-eye species, the retinal fibers
of binocular vision in frontal-eye species run either ipsilaterally or cross the midline twice to …

It is commonly proposed that the number of fibers that do not cross in the optic chiasm (OC)
is proportional to the size of the binocular visual field, and that the major advantage of …

Implementing a visual task across both visual hemifields results in a better performance than
in a single hemifield, which is termed as “bilateral field advantage”. The BFA is elicited by …

A person with a divided brain has had the corpus callosum, the large tract of fibers joining
the two cerebral hemispheres, cut, usually to relieve epilepsy. This surgery does help control …

A person with a divided brain has had the corpus callosum, the large tract of fibers joining
the two cerebral hemispheres, cut, usually to relieve epilepsy. This surgery does help control …

A person with a divided brain has had the corpus callosum, the large tract of fibers joining
the two cerebral hemispheres, cut, usually to relieve epilepsy. This surgery does help control …

Using a combination of anatomical and physiological techniques we have studied some of
the neural connections subserving binocular vision in two species of artiodactyl ungulates …

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New hypotheses are advanced relating to the functional role and mechanisms of interaction
of afferentation from the two eyes in the visual cortex of animals with poorly developed …

Binocularity in the human visual system poses two interesting and extremely challenging
questions. The first, and perhaps most obvious stems from the singularity of perception even …