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A photograph illustrating the separated layers of whole blood after centrifugation.

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A photograph illustrating the separated layers of whole blood after centrifugation.

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This schematic illustrates visual crowding zones across the visual field. The center point represents fixation, with concentric rings indicating eccentricities at 4°, 8°, 12°, and 16°. Black outlines delineate crowding zones in the upper, lower, left, and right visual fields. These zones are anisotropic, elongated along the radial axis relative to the tangential axis, increase in size with eccentricity, and are smaller in the left and right visual fields compared to the upper and lower visual fields.

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This schematic illustrates visual crowding zones across the visual field, with fixation at the display center. Concentric circles indicate increasing eccentricities (4°, 8°, 12°, and 16°). Representative crowding zones are shown at each eccentricity in the upper, lower, left, and right visual fields. Crowding zones are anisotropic, elongated radially (extending from fixation) relative to tangentially (along the arc of constant eccentricity), and depicted as radially stretched ellipses rather than circular regions. The size of crowding zones increases with eccentricity; zones at 16° are larger than those at 12°, 8°, and 4°. At matched eccentricities, crowding zones are smaller in the left and right visual fields compared to the upper and lower visual fields. This figure is conceptually similar to the schematic in Greenwood et al. (2017, PNAS).

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