Difference between revisions of "inverse eyes"
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|label=inverse eyes | |label=inverse eyes | ||
| − | |definition=Eyes in which the distal ends of the retinal cells face the interior of the cup or vesicle. | + | |definition=Eyes in which the [[distal]] ends of the [[retinal]] cells [[face]] the interior of the [[cup]] or [[vesicle]]. |
|see also=[[converse eyes]] | |see also=[[converse eyes]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:31, 13 September 2013
inverse eyes: Eyes in which the distal ends of the retinal cells face the interior of the cup or vesicle.See also: converse eyes
