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What is in the image: the image is a simple illustration showing how the perceived size of different parts of the ear changes depending on the viewing angle. three diagrams depict an ear viewed from below (アオリ), from the front (正面), and from above (フカン). the diagrams illustrate that the earlobe appears larger when viewed from below, and the helix (the outer rim of the ear) appears larger when viewed from above. japanese text labels the viewing angles and indicates which part of the ear appears larger in each view. the illustrations are handdrawn style, with pastel colors used to differentiate the inner and outer parts of the ear. red dotted lines indicate the perspective shift and red text highlights the observation for each view.

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WDTagged Tags: no humans, how to, white background, simple background, arrow \(symbol\), multiple views