A population of a certain kind of fish is introduced into a new habitat. These fish have variations in color from light to dark. Because of the lighting conditions and predators in this new habitat, light colored fish survive better near the surface and dark-colored fish survive better near the bottom. What change would likely result after many generations of these fish living in this environment

Which of these statements  mostaccurately characterizes linear perspective?   a. having learned that distant objects tend to be closer together, we interpret a two-dimensional image on the retina in three dimensions. b. we learn to compensate for the monocular disparity between the retinal images of the left and right eye. c. through experience, we determine that changes in images focused on the retina occur as a result of the motion of our bodies. d. as we view a landscape, the relative sizes of objects are revealed by texture gradient cues.