Visual discrimination after early and late unilateral enucleation of the rabbit.
Brightness and tilt discrimination were studied in rabbits in which one eye had been enucleated either 1 day or 3 months after birth. When tested at the age of 5 months no differences in performance were found between both groups of animals.
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