When information available to the two eyes can't be fused into a single stable view, a portion of one eye's view is seen at a time. This phenomenon is called

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Binocular rivalry occurs when each eye is presented with incompatible images, leading to an alternation in perception between the two images rather than their fusion into a single, coherent view.

When Information Available to the Two Eyes Can't Be Fused