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ommatidium collectively form a
light guide, a
transparent tube,
called the
rhabdom.
Although composed of over 16,000 cells, the
Drosophila compound eye is...
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typical apposition eye has a lens
focusing light from one
direction on the
rhabdom,
while light from
other directions is
absorbed by the dark wall of the...
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cryptonephric Malpighian tubules of the
normal type, a cone
ommatidium with open
rhabdom, and lack of
functional spiracles on the
eighth abdominal segment. Constituent...
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rhabdom which is
similar in
function to a
human retina.
These butterflies do not have the
specific lateral filtering pigments coating their rhabdom found...
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typical apposition eye has a lens
focusing light from one
direction on the
rhabdom,
while light from
other directions is
absorbed by the dark wall of the...
- a "giant
rhabdom" in the
lowest layer of the
center of the retina. Only the
light entering along its
optic axis
stimulates this
giant rhabdom, so the visual...
- retinula) that
interlock with
neighboring retinular cells. This
forms the
rhabdom,
which contains the
dendrite of the
eccentric cell, and may also contribute...
- retrospective,
retrovirus rhabd- rod Gr**** ῥάβδος (rhábdos) Rhabdodon, rhabdoid,
rhabdom, rhabdomancy, rhabdomyolysis,
rhabdomyosarcoma rhach-, rach-
spine Gr****...
- in
these rows have
eight different classes of
visual pigments and the
rhabdom (area of eye that
absorbs light from a
single direction) is
divided into...
-
registered light angle, and the
extent to
which the
signal of
individual rhabdoms are
neurally combined. This
implies that
lenses need to be
larger under...
