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Visual Fields of Cats with Cortical and Tectal Lesions

When cats were tested for visual field perimetry, the field of vision for each eye separately was from 45� contralateral to 90� ipsilateral. After either bilateral occipitotemporal lesions (with a split of the tectal commissure) or bilateral area 17, 18, and 19 lesions, the cats could see with each eye only from the midline to 90� ipsilateral. A cat that became nearly totally blind as a result of bilateral occipitotemporal decortication had a subsequent tectal split which enabled it to see with each eye from the midline to 90� ipsilateral.