One of the Least Well Understood Aspects of Visual Neuroscience

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Multiple Choice

One of the least well understood aspects of visual neuroscience is ______.

• A)the organization of neuronal space within area V1
• B)how the dorsal pathway travels from the occipital cortex and the parietal cortex
• C)where the different visual pathways converge to form a single phenomenological experience
• D)why blindsight does not occur in people with macular degeneration

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