QUESTION 2 The appearance of a consistent structure of the retina over many many generations, and in many many different types of vertebrates is described as being O typical O conserved O develop.emtal O dynamic

QUESTION 2 The appearance of a consistent structure of the retina over many many generations, and in many many different types of vertebrates is described as being O typical O conserved O develop.emtal O dynamic

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Chapter33: Sensory Perception

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