Cell in thin stripe of right V2 D. Spot of particular color in left visual hemifield 5. Cell in thick stripe of right V2 E. Sustained response to small spot of illumination in center of receptive field, presented in right visual hemifield 6. Retinal bipolar cell F. Oriented bar of light moving through particular location in left visual hemifield 4. Lesions along particular parts of the visual pathways lead to specific deficits in visual processing. Match the lesion with the deficit that it would produce.
Similar deficits can result from more than one lesion.
Damage to thin stripes of V2 B. Inability to perceive motion 3. Damage to magnocellular layers of the lateral geniculate nucleus C. Inability to match specific orientations, with ability to orient hand position in response to visual stimulus retained 4. Damage to V4 5. How does our hearing apparatus overcome this problem, and what is the resulting overall efficiency of energy transfer from air to perilymph. The basilar membrane is mechanically specialized to detect sound pressure waves of differing frequencies at different places along its length.