If the eye of an animal has a great many cone cells as well as many rod cells, what does that detirmine about that animal?
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October 11th, 2012
an animal that has a great many cones cells as well as rods cells detirmines what?
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Apparently not how to spell “determine.”
Is this homework?
Have you looked up day and night vision and other factors?
@gailcalled You aren’t getting cynical are you. No one would try that.:)
Do you know what cone cells and rod cells do in the eye? Do you know what is different about their functions?
Are you asking if this makes them more valuable? or more closer to human? What are you asking? If they see better then they are better?
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Cone cells—> daytime vision
Rod cells—> nighttime vision
Animal is both active during the day and at night? When the heck does it sleep then?
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