4. Draw and label a compound eye. What arthropod groups possess these? How do appositional and superpositional eyes differ? How do these differences affect their performance? What is special about the eyes of stomatopods? (see Crustacean videos on class Moodle site).

4. Draw and label a compound eye. What arthropod groups possess these? How do appositional and superpositional eyes differ? How do these differences affect their performance? What is special about the eyes of stomatopods? (see Crustacean videos on class Moodle site).

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