podophthalmic (Meaning)
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podophthalmic (a.)
Alt. of Podophthalmous
Synonyms & Antonyms of podophthalmic
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podophthalmic Sentence Examples
- The podophthalmic nerve innervates the muscles of the eye, providing sensation and motor control.
- In some invertebrate species, podophthalmic lobes serve as primary visual processing centers.
- The podophthalmic sinus is a specialized cavity within the head that houses the eyes in certain animals.
- Podophthalmic glands produce a fluid that lubricates and protects the eyes of many arthropods.
- Damage to the podophthalmic nerve can result in vision problems, including blurred vision and double vision.
- Some insects possess multiple podophthalmic eyes, each providing a different field of view.
- The podophthalmic artery supplies blood to the eye and its associated structures.
- Evolutionary biologists study the development of podophthalmic features to understand the diversification of vision in animals.
- In some jellyfish, podophthalmic eyespots function as primitive photoreceptors.
- Podophthalmic muscles regulate the movement of the eye, allowing it to track objects and focus on specific areas.
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Alt. of Podophthalmous
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The podophthalmic nerve innervates the muscles of the eye, providing sensation and motor control.
In some invertebrate species, podophthalmic lobes serve as primary visual processing centers.
The podophthalmic sinus is a specialized cavity within the head that houses the eyes in certain animals.
Podophthalmic glands produce a fluid that lubricates and protects the eyes of many arthropods.
