The Manner in Which Visual Information Is Carried from the Retina

The manner in which visual information is carried from the retina to the cortex results in

A) information from the temporal ganglion cells projecting to the opposite hemisphere.
B) information from the nasal ganglion cells projecting to the ipsilateral hemisphere.
C) information from one side of the visual field being transmitted to the opposite hemisphere.
D) visual information remaining on the same side of the brain from retina to cortex.
E) information from each retina directly reaching both sides of the visual cortex.