The nerve that carries this sense crosses over in a structure located underneath the pituitary, called the chiasm.
Cortical cells that process this sense can be arranged into blobs and anti-blobs by cytochrome oxidase staining. Hubel and Weisel proposed that the main cortex of this sense is organized into repeating units of dominance and orientation columns in an ice-cube arrangement. Milner and Goodale posited that signals carrying this sense are split into ones traveling to area MT and those travelling ventrally; that is the (*) two-streams hypothesis. The magnocellular and parvocellular pathways carrying this sense connect to M and P cells in the Lateral Geniculate nucleus. The nerve that carries this sense crosses over in a structure located underneath the pituitary, called the chiasm. For 10 points, name this sense that is processed in the occipital lobe, which receives signals from the ganglion cells of the retina.
Cortical cells that process this sense can be arranged into blobs and anti-blobs by cytochrome oxidase staining.
vision [or sight; accept reasonable equivalents, the player pointing to their eyes, etc.]