If you look into somebody's eyes, which part of their face is being processed by the fewest cells in striate cortex, based on the principles of topographic mapping and cortical magnification?

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The chin is typically processed by fewer cells in the striate cortex due to cortical magnification, which allocates more cells to process central vision (like the eyes) and fewer to peripheral areas (like the chin).

If You Look into Somebody's Eyes, Which Part of Their