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Visual Eyes: A Quantitative Analysis of the Photoreceptor Layer in Deep-Sea Sharks
2013
Brain, Behavior and Evolution
increased sensitivity differed between the species of this study. The disparity of areas of increased sensitivity seen between species is thought to reflect distinctive predator avoidance and prey capture strategies. This study reveals that the visual demands of deep-sea sharks vary interspecifically and that sampling of each species' visual field is not solely determined by its habitat. Abstract The marine environment presents unique visual challenges for a range of organisms, particularly
doi:10.1159/000355370
pmid:24280649
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