The arrangement of ocular dominance columns in the cortex is best described as
A) columns for both the left eye and right eye in each hypercolumn.
B) columns for the left eye residing in the left hemisphere and for the right eye in the right hemisphere.
C) groupings of several left eye columns adjacent to groupings of several right eye columns.
D) concentric areas, with the center columns for the left eye, and the surrounding columns for the right eye.

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Ocular dominance columns are organized in hypercolumns in the visual cortex, with each hypercolumn containing columns for both the left and right eyes.

The Arrangement of Ocular Dominance Columns in the Cortex Is