What is Listing's Law?
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- Donders law states that the orientation of the eye when looking in
a specific direction is always the same.
- Listing's law specifies what this orientation is.
- Note the axes (the bars protruding from the eyes) used to rotate from
center to various eccentric positions.
- Listing found that all these axes are confined to a common plane.
- This plane is called Listing's plane.
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Copywrite © 1996 Tutis Vilis and
Douglas Tweed
Department of Physiology
University of Western Ontario
London Ontario Canada
Updated October 31, 1996
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