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containing data representing ganglion cell density in a
composite eye, giving the co-latitude (in degrees), longitude (in
degrees), and density (in cells/mm^2). There are 171 points, followed by
330 triangles. The triangles are sorted by distance from the center of
the fovea. The Header says this is a Left eye, the radius of the globe
is 11.459 mm, the fovea is at 0,0 and the optic disc is at 20 degrees
co-latitude and 180 degrees longitude)
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containing data representing cone photoreceptor density in a composite
eye, giving the co-latitude (in degrees), longitude (in degrees), and
density (in cells/mm^2). There are 154 points, followed by 296
triangles. The triangles are sorted by distance from the center of the
fovea. The Header says this is a Left eye, the radius of the globe is
11.459 mm, the fovea is at 0,0 and the optic disc is at 20 degrees
co-latitude and 180 degrees longitude)
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Fig. 6 Ganglion cell density as a function of eccentricity along
the horizontal and vertical meridians of the composite retina.
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