In animals with binocular vision,it is true that
A)neurons from the retina of the right eye project to the left lateral geniculate nucleus.
B)neurons responding to the right visual fields project to the left lateral geniculate nucleus.
C)neurons of the nasal retina project to the left lateral geniculate nucleus.
D)neurons of the temporal retina project to the left lateral geniculate nucleus.

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In animals with binocular vision, each eye has visual fields divided into nasal and temporal halves. Neurons from the nasal retina of each eye cross over to the contralateral side of the brain, while neurons from the temporal retina stay on the ipsilateral side. Therefore, neurons responding to the right visual fields of both eyes would project to the left lateral geniculate nucleus.

In Animals with Binocular Vision,it Is True That