These cues about depth are represented in just two dimensions and can be seen with just one eye.

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Monocular depth cues are visual information about depth that can be perceived with just one eye. They include cues such as relative size, texture gradient, and linear perspective, which are represented in just two dimensions. The other choices, such as viewer-centered representation, perceptual constancies, and binocular depth cues require additional visual information or processing.

These Cues About Depth Are Represented in Just Two Dimensions