Interocular transfer in the rabbit tested without uninterrupted series of monocular trials

Interocular transfer of mirror image striation discrimination was studied in rabbits in such a way that uninterrupted series of monocular trials were avoided. It was found that the results were not different from those obtained in a previous study in which one eye was occluded by a textile mask. It was concluded that the low level of interocular transfer was not due to position habit developed during prolonged monocular training.