We have a blind spot in our field of vision, but we ordinarily don't notice it. What fills in the missing visual information?
A)bipolar cells
B)optic disk
C)ganglion cells
D)the brain

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The missing visual information is filled in by the brain, which uses information from surrounding areas and past experiences to create a coherent perception of the visual world. Bipolar cells, ganglion cells, and the optic disk are all involved in transmitting visual information to the brain, but they do not fill in missing information or compensate for blind spots.

We Have a Blind Spot in Our Field of Vision