Even though we have two eyes, why do we normally see only one image?
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Information from each eye goes to both hemispheres for processing.
Only the dominant eye (which corresponds to the dominant hand) is used in vision.
Only one eye views and image at a time.
One eye processes close images. The other eye processes images at a distance.
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Information from each eye goes to both hemispheres for processing.
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