The visual message detected by the retina is transmitted intact to the visual cortex.

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The visual message detected by the retina undergoes several processing stages before it reaches the visual cortex. These stages include the processing of sensory information at the level of the retina, the lateral geniculate nucleus of the thalamus, and several subcortical and cortical brain areas before it reaches the visual cortex.

The Visual Message Detected by the Retina Is Transmitted Intact