Neurons in the superior colliculus:
A) enable quick shifting of the gaze from one object to another in the field of view.
B) receive signals mainly from the left eye or mainly from the right eye.
C) receive visual signals via the axons of retinal ganglion cells.
D) respond strongly to a weak auditory stimulus alone.

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Neurons in the superior colliculus receive visual signals via the axons of retinal ganglion cells and enable quick shifting of the gaze from one object to another in the field of view.

Neurons in the Superior Colliculus