This document discusses several topics related to binocular vision and eye movements, including: 1) The requirements for stereopsis include binocular overlap of visual fields, partial crossing of nerve fibers between the eyes, and coordinated eye movements. 2) Panum's area describes the region of retinal disparity that creates the perception of depth. Objects within this area have binocular fusion while outside it there is diplopia. 3) Eye movements involve reflexes like the vestibulo-ocular reflex as well as voluntary movements that develop rapidly in infancy like smooth pursuit, saccades, and vergence.

1. Binocular Vision

2. Horopter

3. Empirical Horopter

4. Panum’s Area

5. Panum’s Area

6. Physiological Basis

8. Overlapping Fields: Panoramic

9. Overlapping Fields: Binocular

10. Overlapping Fields: Binocular

11. Partial Decussation

13. Retinal Function

14. Visual Function

19. Vestibular System

21. VOR

22. Gaze-Holding

23. Gaze-Holding: Visual Perception

24. Gaze-Holding

25. Gaze-Holding: Visual Perception

26. Gaze-Holding: Visual Perception

27. Gaze-Shifting

29. Development of Visual Function

30. Fixation Eye Movements

31. Refixation Movements

32. Development of Saccades

33. Pursuits: Infant

34. Pursuit: Naïve Adult

35. Optokinetic Nystagmus (OKN)

36. OKN

39. Development of Accommodation

40. Development of Accommodation

41. Development of Vergence