On the site of strabismic suppression.

Abstract

A grating pattern presented to one eye of an individual capable of alternating suppression induces a visual aftereffect (contrast threshold elevation), even when the pattern is phenomenally suppressed from vision. This finding indicates that strabismic suppression occurs within the visual system after the site of the aftereffect, and points out a similarity between strabismic suppression and binocular rivalry suppression.