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Line 13: ** Stronger than texture sensitivity, e.g. viewing a camouflaged animal * Texture stronger that disparity - 3D depth resolution does not need to be so accurate * Integral Face recognition (babies smile at faces) [[Hollow-face illusion \| Depth inverted face looks normal]] (facial features overrule depth information) * Upside down face with inverted mouth and eyes looks normal<ref>http://www.moillusions.com/2006/09/margaret-thatcher-illusion.html</ref>

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