In addition to retinal disparity, two-dimensional illusions like the Ames effect, Ponzio illusion, and linear perspective are all binocular depth cues.

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These illusions are primarily monocular depth cues because they can be perceived even with one eye, relying on aspects like perspective, shading, and relative size rather than the difference in views between two eyes, which defines binocular depth cues.

In Addition to Retinal Disparity, Two-Dimensional Illusions Like the Ames