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Railroad tracks that seem to draw closer together as they recede into the distance are an example of
Answer: A
Railroad tracks that seem to come closer together as they recede into the distance are an example of linear perspective, a monocular depth cue in which parallel lines appear to converge with distance. Relative size compares the sizes of similar objects, binocular vision depends on the two eyes (retinal disparity), and feature detection is the recognition of simple elements by cortical cells, so linear perspective is correct.
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