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retinal size

retinal size Retinal size is the size of an image as it falls on the retina.

Retinal size is the size of an image as it falls on the retina. In this context, changes in retinal size act as a monocular depth cue, with increasing retinal size making text appear to loom closer.

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Drafting source: Schotter Elizabeth R.; Blythe Hazel I.; Kirkby Julie A.; Rayner Keith; Holliman Nicolas S.; Liversedge Simon P.. Binocular Coordination: Reading Stereoscopic Sentences in Depth. 2012; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0035608; article XML SHA-256 29ab09322d367bde9710b1197a48d49a6c675b19d64c77a0c4bb328ebee74e9d. “Binocular Coordination: Reading Stereoscopic Sentences in Depth” (10.1371/journal.pone.0035608).
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