An important area in the processing of this sense is the Edinger-Westphal nucleus, whose afferents come from the pretectum. One problem with this sense, called Parinaud syndrome, occurs when pineal tumors compress the superior colliculi. This sense's afferent pathway passes through the lateral geniculate nucleus on its way to its primary processing center, which is composed of blobs and anti-blobs. The main nerve for tran
An important area in the processing of this sense is the Edinger-Westphal nucleus, whose afferents come from the pretectum. One problem with this sense, called Parinaud syndrome, occurs when pineal tumors compress the superior colliculi. This sense's afferent pathway passes through the lateral geniculate nucleus on its way to its primary processing center, which is composed of blobs and anti-blobs. The main nerve for transmitting this sense's information is cranial nerve II, which begins near the macula. For ten points, identify this sense whose receptors are rods and cones.
An important area in the processing of this sense is the Edinger-Westphal nucleus, whose afferents come from the pretectum.
{sight} (or {vision} or {seeing}; accept equivalents)