Eye, Eye, Eye, Eye: Questions about Eyes
Essays by David Denning and
Molly Kirk
Photographs by David Denning, Illustrations by Molly Kirk
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Want to know who is attached to the eye you see in this array?
Check out our companion gallery –
Who's Eye Is It Anyway
Want
to know more?
Students
and Teachers can extend their exporation of eye biology on the internet with
the:
Eye to Eye Annotated Web Link Set
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Questions
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What animal sees above and below water at the same time? What animal has the sharpest eyes? How do animals protect their eyes? How many eyes can one animal have? Why do some animals pretend to have eyes? Why do some animals hide their eyes? How do animals see underwater? How do animals see in the dark? Who has a more sophisticated eye? The octopus or the insect? |
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How many times did eyes evolve? What were some of the steps in eye evolution? How are developmental genes related to eye evolution? How do primitive eyes work? What is a cat's eye? And more... |