| stereoscopic |
Three-dimensional vision; depth perception.
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| stereoscopic vision |
Two forward-facing eyes forming one combined image in the area of overlap of the visual fields which allows for increased depth perception (eg squirrel monkey)
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| stereoscopic |
two photographs taken with a stereoscopic camera. One photograph represents the left eye, and the other the right eye. When the two photographs are viewed in a stereoscopic apparatus, they combine to create a single image with depth and relief.
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| stereoscopic |
The mental impression of a three-dimensional model which results from viewing an object at two different perspectives.
Ãâó: www.geography.wisc.edu/sco/references/glossary.htm...
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| stereoscopic d. |
physiological d.
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