In Mammalian Eyes, Light Must Pass Through Neural Cells to Reach

question 77

True/False

In mammalian eyes, light must pass through neural cells to reach the photoreceptors in the retina.

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Definitions:

Biologically Adapted

The processes through which organisms develop traits over generations that better enable them to survive and reproduce in their specific environments.

High Altitude

A region located at a great height above sea level, often characterized by distinct ecological and physiological conditions.

Sociobiological Adaptation

The evolutionary process by which organisms adjust their behaviors, physiology, and structure to better suit their environment, often in the context of social behavior.

Cultural Adaptation

The process by which individuals or groups adjust to new cultural environments, adopting new norms and practices.