If a single line is projected onto the same parts of both retinas,the line will be seen clearly in a process called _______.
A)redundance
B)monocular cooperation
C)binocular fusion
D)binocular rivalry

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Binocular fusion is the process by which the brain combines the images from the two eyes into a single, unified perception. When a single line is projected onto the same parts of both retinas, the images are fused and the line is seen clearly. This process is essential for depth perception and stereoscopic vision. Redundance is not a term used in vision science, monocular cooperation is not applicable to binocular vision, and binocular rivalry refers to a phenomenon where different images are presented to each eye, resulting in an alternating perception of each.

If a Single Line Is Projected onto the Same Parts