Information from the medial retina of each eye crosses to the opposite side to join its corresponding lateral visual field at the level of the

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The optic chiasma is the structure where the optic nerves partially cross, allowing information from the medial retina (which perceives the lateral visual field) of each eye to cross to the opposite side of the brain. This crossing is crucial for binocular vision and depth perception.

Information from the Medial Retina of Each Eye Crosses to the Opposite