f somebody lost their right eye, which consequence would you expec O Blindness in just their right visual field O Hemi-spatial neglect for just their left visual field O Altered activity in their ocular dominance columns of V1 Blindness in iust their left visual field

What is hearing? Hearing The basilar membrane in the cochles is tonatopie. -The cochlea converta sound waves to spectrotemporal patterns of naural fining -Basically, it does Fourier transform Breals esch sound into its constituent frequenoes What are the components of the ear in vertebrates? How is hearing range measured? What is an www w audiogram? Which part of an audiogram indicates the frequencies that an animal can ear best? Which parts indicate frequencies that an animals is not very sensitive to? Which parts indicate frequencies that an animal cannot hear at all? Hearing in animals Audiogram of 5 dogs Animais can peroeive different frequengy ranges. depending on their ear structure praying mantahs singie aar with huge frequency ranpe detection up to 130KHZ jup to 20KHZ in most people). Bats hear and produce high frequenoysounds for cholocation Elephanta probably hear verylow haquancy sounds which can travel much farther than high frequengr sounds (good for iong distanoe…

Testing the visual fields of a person with a complete transection of the left optic tract will show that she or he can see A. the entire visual field with the right eye. OB. the left half of the visual field with the left eye and the right half with the right eye. OC. the left half of the visual field with the left eye and with the right eye. OD. the right half of the visual field with the left eye and the right eye. OE. the upper half of the visual field with the left eye and the lower half with the right eye. Mill

O Consider what might happens to the ability to at different clistances when the lens become more. perceive images with myop rigid. How might a person benefit from Changes with time?