Animals with eyes on the sides of the head have minimal overlap in their fields of vision, which is associated with
A) good night vision.
B) larger visual cortexes.
C) fewer action potentials in on-center retinal ganglion cells.
D) poor depth vision.
E) absence of an optic chiasm.

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Having eyes on the sides of the head results in minimal overlap in fields of vision, which makes it difficult to perceive depth and leads to poor depth vision.

Animals with Eyes on the Sides of the Head Have