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BEES structure

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  • compound eyes
  • 1o’s of single eyes (lense) called ommatidia, with lense pointing in all direction

-have a cluster of photoreceptors surrounded by support cells and separated by pigment cells

LOCATION OF NUERONES
-at the end of ommatidia, at the back of eye linking to optic nerve

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BEES ability to perceive colour

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  • trichromatic vision (yellow, blue, green)
  • can see UV radiation, but not red
  • type of image: mosaic image of visual field
  • similarity detects light
  • difference: has many ommatidia and can detect colour (can be more efficient detecting movement than mammals.
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FLATWORMS

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  • photorecptors in the ocelli (light sensitive cup)
    type: eyecup
    image: if formed is unclear and not inverted, gives info about light intensity and direction
    difference: fewer photoreceptor cells than insect or mammal and has poor visual accuity
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MAMMAL

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VERTEBRATE EYE
type of photoreceptor: lense
type of image: image on retina is inverted and diminished
-similarity: detects light
-difference higher resolving power and greater visual accuity

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desribe and analyse use of colour for communication in animals

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birds -communicate by colour to signal breeding times, courtship, to signal threats

-colour extensively used in birds for sexual dimorphism and used in camouflage and mimicry.

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