Many binocular striate cells
A) display ocular dominance.
B) respond best to retinal disparity.
C) are in the temporal lobe.
D) both A and B
E) both A and C

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Many binocular striate cells display ocular dominance, meaning they respond more strongly to input from one eye over the other. Additionally, these cells respond best to retinal disparity, the slight differences in visual input between the two eyes which allows for depth perception. These cells are located in the primary visual cortex, which is in the occipital lobe, not the temporal lobe.

Many Binocular Striate Cells