Cells in V1 that have receptive fields that straddle middle of the visual field are found

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Cells in V1 that have receptive fields straddling the middle of the visual field are located along the boundary of V1 and V2. This is because the visual field is represented retinotopically across the surface of V1, with the foveal (central) vision represented at the posterior pole and the peripheral vision towards the anterior, near the V1/V2 border.

Cells in V1 That Have Receptive Fields That Straddle Middle