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stereoacuity

stereoacuity Stereoacuity is the fineness of depth perception based on using both eyes together.

Stereoacuity is the fineness of depth perception based on using both eyes together. It means the smallest difference in the images seen by the two eyes that is enough to create a sense of depth.

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Drafting source: Guo Da-dong; Wu Jian-feng; Hu Yuan-yuan; Sun Wei; Lv Tai-liang; Jiang Wen-jun; Wu Hui; Wang Xing-rong; Jonas Jost B; Bi Hong-sheng. Stereoacuity and Related Factors: The Shandong Children Eye Study. 2016; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0157829; article XML SHA-256 66006744095c15e1fce74262673a8bfe2f916e8a68d9a5891049604424da74cf. “Stereoacuity and Related Factors: The Shandong Children Eye Study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0157829).
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