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Nature 389, 235-237 (18 September 1997) | doi:10.1038/38400
Binocular vision: Seeing in reverse
Ian P. Howard1
It is remarkable that we perceive a three-dimensional world using two-dimensional images. Artists discovered that depth perception arises from perspective, shading and occlusion of distant objects by closer ones.
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