Each eye sees more of the world on its own side of the visual field.A combination of the views from the two eyes provides humans with an adaptive advantage by creating a broader panorama of the scene.It also creates the depth cue of:
A) linear perspective
B) motion parallax
C) occlusion
D) disparity

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Disparity is the depth cue created by the slight differences in the views received by each eye. This difference in images allows the brain to calculate the distance of objects in the visual field, providing a sense of depth perception. Linear perspective refers to the convergence of parallel lines, motion parallax refers to the change in the apparent position of objects when the viewer moves, and occlusion refers to when one object partially obscures another, all of which are important visual cues but not specifically related to the difference in images between the two eyes.

Each Eye Sees More of the World on Its Own