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Eye deprivation experiments suggested that [Select was necessary for the proper development of visual processing. This conclusion was supported by the observation that Select) after monocular deprivation. Select) the parvocellular layers of the LGN were more dense than normal. the LGN layers for the deprived eye looked less dense than the layers corresponding to the non-deprived eye. the LGN layers for the two eyes looked identical. the magnocellular layers of the LGN contained larger cells than the parvocellular layers