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Title: Figure 11.1 Anatomy of the human eye


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Figure 11.1 Anatomy of the human eye
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Box 11A(1) Myopia and Other Refractive Errors
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Box 11A(2) Myopia and Other Refractive Errors
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Figure 11.2 The human eye in the unaccommodated
and accommodated state
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Figure 11.3 The inner surface of the retina,
viewed with an ophthalmoscope
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Box 11B The Blind Spot
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Figure 11.4 Development of the human eye
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Figure 11.5 Structure of the retina
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Figure 11.5 Structure of the retina (Part 1)
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Figure 11.5 Structure of the retina (Part 2)
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Figure 11.5 Structure of the retina (Part 3)
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Figure 11.6 Removal of photoreceptor disks by
the pigment epithelium
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Figure 11.6 Removal of photoreceptor disks by
the pigment epithelium (Part 1)
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Figure 11.6 Removal of photoreceptor disks by
the pigment epithelium (Part 2)
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Figure 11.6 Removal of photoreceptor disks by
the pigment epithelium (Part 3)
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Figure 11.7 Hyperpolarization of cone stimulated
with different amounts of light
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Box 11D Retinitis Pigmentosa
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Figure 11.8 Role of outer segment cyclic
GMP-gated channels in photoreceptor light response
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Figure 11.9 Details of phototransduction in rod
photoreceptors
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Figure 11.9 Details of phototransduction in rod
photoreceptors (Part 1)
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Figure 11.9 Details of phototransduction in rod
photoreceptors (Part 2)
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Figure 11.10 The retinoid cycle and
photoadaptation
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Figure 11.10 The retinoid cycle and
photoadaptation (Part 1)
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Figure 11.10 The retinoid cycle and
photoadaptation (Part 2)
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Figure 11.11 The range of luminance values over
which the visual system operates
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Figure 11.12 Differential responses of human
rods and cones
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Figure 11.13 Distribution of photoreceptors in
the human retina
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Figure 11.13 Distribution of photoreceptors in
the human retina (Part 1)
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Figure 11.13 Distribution of photoreceptors in
the human retina (Part 2)
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Figure 11.14 Absorption spectra and distribution
of cone opsins
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Figure 11.14 Absorption spectra and distribution
of cone opsins (Part 1)
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Figure 11.14 Absorption spectra and distribution
of cone opsins (Part 2)
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Box 11E The Importance of Context in Color
Perception
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Figure 11.15 Effect of cone loss (protanopia and
deuteranopia) on vision
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Figure 11.15 Effect of cone loss (protanopia and
deuteranopia) on vision (Part 1)
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Figure 11.15 Effect of cone loss (protanopia and
deuteranopia) on vision (Part 2)
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Figure 11.15 Effect of cone loss (protanopia and
deuteranopia) on vision (Part 3)
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Figure 11.16 Genetics of the cone pigments
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Figure 11.16 Genetics of the cone pigments (Part
1)
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Figure 11.16 Genetics of the cone pigments (Part
2)
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Figure 11.16 Genetics of the cone pigments (Part
3)
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Box 11F(1) The Perception of Light Intensity
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Box 11F(2) The Perception of Light Intensity
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Figure 11.17 The responses of on-center and
off-center retinal ganglion cells
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Figure 11.17 The responses of on-center and
off-center retinal ganglion cells (Part 1)
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Figure 11.17 The responses of on-center and
off-center retinal ganglion cells (Part 2)
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Figure 11.17 The responses of on-center and
off-center retinal ganglion cells (Part 3)
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Figure 11.18 Generation of receptive field
center responses of retinal ganglion cells
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Figure 11.18 Generation of receptive field
center responses of retinal ganglion cells (Part
1)
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Figure 11.18 Generation of receptive field
center responses of retinal ganglion cell (Part 2)
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Figure 11.18 Generation of receptive field
center responses of retinal ganglion cell (Part 3)
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Figure 11.19 Responses of on-center ganglion
cells to different light conditions
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Figure 11.19 Responses of on-center ganglion
cells to different light conditions (Part 1)
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Figure 11.19 Responses of on-center ganglion
cells to different light condition (Part 2)
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Figure 11.20 Discharge rate of a single
on-center ganglion cell depends on relative light
intensity
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Figure 11.21 Generation of the receptive field
surround of an on-center retinal ganglion cell
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Figure 11.21 Generation of the receptive field
surround of an on-center retinal ganglion cell
(Part 1)
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Figure 11.21 Generation of the receptive field
surround of an on-center retinal ganglion cell
(Part 2)
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Figure 11.21 Generation of the receptive field
surround of an on-center retinal ganglion cell
(Part 3)
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