Species with front-facing eyes and overlapping visual fields have
A) the ability to see equally well to the front and to the sides.
B) selective vision.
C) binocular vision.
D) poor depth perception.
E) an extensive field of view.

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Species with front-facing eyes and overlapping visual fields have binocular vision, which allows for better depth perception and the ability to perceive objects in three dimensions.

Species with Front-Facing Eyes and Overlapping Visual Fields Have