Imagine that you adapted to a motion stimulus with one eye and then switched to the other eye and did not experience a motion aftereffect in that eye. This lack of interocular transfer implies that the locus of the motion aftereffect is

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The lack of interocular transfer suggests that the motion aftereffect occurs before the point where information from both eyes is combined, which is before V1.

Imagine That You Adapted to a Motion Stimulus with One