The fact that different retinal images can be projected by the same object or category of objects is known as
A)image clutter.
B)object variety.
C)variable views.

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The phenomenon where the same object or category of objects can produce different retinal images is known as variable views. Option A, image clutter, is not a relevant term in this context. Option B, object variety, refers to the variety of objects in a scene, rather than the variability of a single object's appearance.

The Fact That Different Retinal Images Can Be Projected by the Same