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Vision. Three main parts Layer of receptors Lens and cornea system that focuses light on these receptors Nerves that conduct impulses from the receptor
Vision. Three main parts Layer of receptors Lens and cornea system that focuses light on these receptors Nerves that conduct impulses from the receptor
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Sensation and Perception. Sensation: the conversion of energy from the environment into a pattern of response by the nervous system. Perception: the interpretation
Sensation and Perception. Sensation: the conversion of energy from the environment into a pattern of response by the nervous system. Perception: the interpretation
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Aldric Bek 3I301 Physics ACE 2010 1. Refraction occurs because light travels in different speeds in different media. In [pic 1], the bottom part of
Aldric Bek 3I301 Physics ACE 2010 1. Refraction occurs because light travels in different speeds in different media. In [pic 1], the bottom part of
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AP Sensation & Perception. What is the difference? Sensation: The ability to receive stimuli from the outside world. Perception: Your interpretation of
AP Sensation & Perception. What is the difference? Sensation: The ability to receive stimuli from the outside world. Perception: Your interpretation of
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Week 2 Allegra + Roberta. Important should recognize
Week 2 Allegra + Roberta. Important should recognize
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HOW ORGANISMS SENSE ENERGY Sensors and Detectors
HOW ORGANISMS SENSE ENERGY Sensors and Detectors
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The Eye. Iris: the muscle that adjusts the pupil to regulate the amount of light that enters the eye. Pupil: the aperture in the middle of the iris
The Eye. Iris: the muscle that adjusts the pupil to regulate the amount of light that enters the eye. Pupil: the aperture in the middle of the iris
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Some on the eye Myopia: Near sightedness –The image focuses in front of the retina
Some on the eye Myopia: Near sightedness –The image focuses in front of the retina
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Anatomy & Physiology: The Eye A.Accessory structures of the eye Orbital Cavity Bones Optic Foramen Supra- orbital Foramen Fat pads Ethmoid Sphenoid Zygomatic
Anatomy & Physiology: The Eye A.Accessory structures of the eye Orbital Cavity Bones Optic Foramen Supra- orbital Foramen Fat pads Ethmoid Sphenoid Zygomatic
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The Human Eye Written for Physics 106 Friday, Nov. 7, 2008 A good web site for learning much about the anatomy of the human eye is :
The Human Eye Written for Physics 106 Friday, Nov. 7, 2008 A good web site for learning much about the anatomy of the human eye is :
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Physics, Pharmacy, and the Future Richard P. McCall, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Chair, Department of Basic Sciences St. Louis College of Pharmacy St. Louis,
Physics, Pharmacy, and the Future Richard P. McCall, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Chair, Department of Basic Sciences St. Louis College of Pharmacy St. Louis,
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CHAPTER 3 (Sensation and Perception)
CHAPTER 3 (Sensation and Perception)
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