The Ability to Judge Distance and Three-Dimensional Relations Is Known

question 29

Multiple Choice

The ability to judge distance and three-dimensional relations is known as

• A)color blindness.
• B)monocular depth cues.
• C)depth perception.
• D)trichromatic theory.

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Definitions:

Glaciers

Glaciers are vast bodies of ice that form over eons from the accumulation and compaction of snow, significantly shaping the earth's landscape as they move.

Smooth Troughs

Linear and elongated depressions on the Earth's surface that are characterized by their smooth, rounded shapes.

Marine Sediments

Particles of organic and inorganic matter that settle at the bottom of bodies of water, contributing to the ocean floor's makeup.

Stratified

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