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Article: All eyes are on the brittlestar. (Animal News).(starfish)(Brief Article)
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- Weekly Reader, Edition 2 (including Science Spin)
- Article date:
- November 16, 2001
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An animal once thought to have no eyes is actually covered with eyes!
The brittlestar (right) is a type of starfish. Its body is covered with tiny lenses. The brittlestar uses the lenses to direct light. That helps the ...
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Article: Marine Creatures Provide Optical Lessons.(marine invertebrates ...
Semiconductor International;
October 1, 2001 ;
700+ words
... ... within the skeletons of a species of brittlestar. The marine invertebrates use calcitic ... optical properties appearing in the brittlestar's complex arrays of microlenses ... of the dorsal peripheral layer of the brittlestar's dorsal arm plate, where the microlens ...
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