Some binocular striate cells
A) display ocular dominance.
B) respond best to retinal disparity.
C) are in the temporal lobe.
D) both A and B
E) both A and C

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Binocular striate cells respond best to retinal disparity, which is why they are called "disparity-selective cells." They also display ocular dominance, which means they prefer input from one eye over the other. These cells are located in the visual cortex, specifically in the striate cortex (V1), which is in the occipital lobe. Therefore, choices A and B are correct, but choice C is incorrect.

Some Binocular Striate Cells