Each eye sees more of the world on its own side of the visual field.A combination of the views from the two eyes provides humans with an adaptive advantage by creating a broader panorama of the scene.It also creates the depth cue of:
A) linear perspective.
B) motion parallax.
C) occlusion.
D) binocular disparity.

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Binocular disparity is the depth cue created when the brain combines the slightly different perspectives from each eye. This cue relies on the fact that each eye sees a slightly different view of the world due to their different positions in the skull. By comparing the differences between the two views, the brain can infer the depth and distance of objects in the visual field. Linear perspective, motion parallax, and occlusion are other depth cues but they are not specifically created by the combination of the views from the two eyes.

Each Eye Sees More of the World on Its Own