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The effect of superior colliculus lesions upon the visual fields of cats with cortical ablations

The visual fields of 18 cats were measured before and after various lesions. Preoperatively, all cats had identical fields. With both eyes open, they saw from 90° left to 90° right; with one eye, from 90° ipsilateral to 45° contralateral. Thus the field for nasal retina extends from 90° ipsilateral through to the midline; for temporal retina, from the midline through to 45° contralateral