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The 15 pages that link to Visual cortex, each with the reason it gives.

• Visual acuityNarrower topic: Cortical processing interprets retinal signals and contributes to measured resolution.

• Visual perceptionBroader topic: Its interconnected areas extract different features from retinal input.

• BlindnessBroader topic: Cortical damage can cause blindness despite intact eyes and optic nerves.

• Binocular visionNarrower topic: Cortical processing combines and interprets signals from the two eyes.

• Optic nerveNarrower topic: Signals originating in the optic nerve ultimately reach cortical areas for visual perception.

• Retinal ganglion cellNarrower topic: Cortical neurons interpret signals that ganglion cells begin transmitting from the retina.

• Spatial frequencyNarrower topic: Neurons in early visual cortex respond selectively to spatial frequency and orientation.

• AmblyopiaRelated: Amblyopia reflects altered development of visual processing in the brain, especially in cortical pathways.

• Optical illusionRelated: Cortical processing helps organize edges, motion, depth, and object identity.

• Auditory cortexCompared with: It provides a comparison for how cortex organizes a different sensory modality.

• Color perceptionBroader topic: Cortical processing combines retinal signals into the experienced qualities of color.

• Depth perceptionNarrower topic: Neural processing in visual cortex helps combine and interpret depth cues.

• Occipital lobeNarrower topic: The occipital lobe contains its earliest and many of its most specialized areas.

• Human visionRelated: Where retinal signals arrive and perception is constructed.

• McCollough effectNarrower topic: Orientation and color interactions implicated in the effect are processed in visual cortex.