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Which is false about the LGN? a. It contains opponent-process colour cells.b. It has three layers per eye.c. The arrangement of the optic chiasm means that each LGN views the ipsilateral visual field. d. It contains koniocellular cells between magnocellular and parvocellular layers. e. It is part of the thalamus.
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