CAMPBELL BIOLOGY,AP EDITION
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Chapter 50.3, Problem 2CC
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To determine: The effect of presbyopia on a person’s vision.
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Presbyopia is an eye defect where the eye lens loses its elasticity and attains a flat shape. It is generally found in the old people.
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