In the context of binocular disparity, the horopter is an imaginary surface defined by the locations in the scene from which objects would:
A) project retinal images at corresponding points on each retina.
B) project retinal images at noncorresponding points on each retina.
C) produce uncrossed disparity.
D) produce crossed disparity.

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The horopter is an imaginary curve or surface that passes through the point of fixation and defines the locations in a scene from which objects appear at corresponding points on the two retinas. Objects on the horopter are perceived as being at the same depth as the fixation point, leading to no binocular disparity.

In the Context of Binocular Disparity, the Horopter Is an Imaginary