occipital cortex (noun)

1. In the cartoon, the character had a bump on the back of his head which indicated a problem in his occipital cortex.

2. The author described the protagonist's injury to his occipital cortex in intricate detail, affecting his ability to see colors.

3. In the science fiction novel, the protagonist's occipital cortex was equipped with advanced technology that allowed him to see in the dark.

4. The modern house's design included large windows in the back, allowing natural light to reach the occipital cortex.