The captain of a small fishing boat complains that on exceptionally clear days distances are harder to judge. This is probably due to the loss of which depth cue?
A)accommodation
B)relative size
C)aerial perspective
D)convergence

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Aerial perspective refers to the effect the atmosphere has on the appearance of an object as it is viewed from a distance. On clear days, the atmosphere does less to obscure distant objects, making it harder to judge distances because the usual cues provided by atmospheric effects (like haze or fog) are minimized or absent.

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