Vision II/III Flashcards

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Mapping the visual field

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2
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When is something considered to be a primary cortex?

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Its directilly “plugged into” the thalamus

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3
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What distinguishes magno-­cellular from parvo-cellular cells in the thalamus?

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Parvo layers recieve cones and magno layers recieve rods

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4
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How many layers does the LGN have?

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6

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5
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How many parvo cellular and magno cellular layers are there?

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(2) Layers 1 & 2 are magno (rods)
(4) Layers 3-6 are parvo (cones)

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6
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What is the Striate cortex?

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the primary visual cortex. (V1)

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7
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What 2 streams of visual information flow through the cortex? Where do these streams go, and what are they used for?

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Dorsal stream: how do i act (parietal lobe)

Ventral stream: What am i seeing. (temporal lobe)

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8
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cells that are ‘higher’ in the visual processing hierarchy are more responsive to what type of visual features?

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Complex. The higher up you go the more complex the visual features get.

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9
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Sensory stimuli recorded as frequency

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10
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Receptive field hierarchies

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