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the eye, color/brightness, v1 & lgn, object recognition

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accommodation   show
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achromatopsia   show
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adaptation   show
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agnosia   show
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amacrine cells   show
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show lazy eye  
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show inability to name objects or to recognize written or spoken names of objects  
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aqueous humor   show
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astigmatism   show
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show largest class of which we can form a fairly concrete image (ie chair, ball)  
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show eye neurons that receive information from the retinal cells and distribute information to the ganglion cells of the optic nerve  
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blind spot   show
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brightness   show
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show clouding of the natural lens of the eye  
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categorization   show
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show the tissue and muscle that surrounds the lens of the eye. it controls the shape of the lens.  
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show color blind  
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show orientation selective, spatially homogenous receptive fields, mostly binocular, length summation  
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show cells respond more to changes than to maintained levels  
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show encoding information while reducing the bandwidth or bits required, leading to a loss in peripheral resolution.  
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cone   show
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cone monochromat   show
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show a binocular cue for perceiving depth; the extent to which the eyes converge inward when looking at an object  
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show transparent anterior portion of the outer covering of the eye  
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cortical magnification   show
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show Part of the eye which in addition to the cornea refracts light rays and focuses them on the retina  
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show an individual who suffers from color blindness that is due to the absence of M-cones  
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show retinal bipolar cells whose processes are spread out to receive input from multiple cones. Project to M ganglion cells  
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eccentricity   show
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emmetropia   show
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fovea   show
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ganglion cells   show
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