However, the correlation between
relative eye size and relative weaning age is not significant.
By comparison, body mass plus maximum running speed together can explain 89 percent of the variation in
eye size among mammals.
Eyes don't fossilise, but a bony ring that surrounds some animals» eyes does, revealing
eye size in extinct animals and hinting at what time of day the animal was active.
For instance, a cell tuned to an axis where nose width and
eye size changed wouldn't respond to changes in lip shape.
Results here
indicate eye size relates more strongly to the duration of gestation than to postnatal care provided until weaning.
2006 Kirk, E. C. Effects of activity pattern
on eye size and orbital aperture size in primates.
The owls all looked alike, with large cylindrical bodies and immense glowing
yellow eyes the size of platters.
Eyes and noses are important areas that differentiate pooches,
including eye size and their position near the snout.
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The EOFs represent these temperatures but also contain additional information about radial structure such
as eye size and radial extent of the cold cloud - tops above the eyewall.
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The role of bull's -
eye size in UV protection does not necessarily discount other environmental factors correlated with latitude; for example, ornithologists have argued that Gloger's rule arises because darker pigmentation comes from a compound that protects feathers from bacteria in the wet, humid tropics.
The pygmy slow loris falls out of the distribution of other strepsirrhines when
relative eye size is related to relative gestation length or relative weaning age (Figure 4).
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In Cat Sense, John Bradshaw explains that
their eye size makes focusing between near and far so difficult that the muscles develop with an environmental bias.
MacIver et al. used phylogenetic approaches to document considerable expansions in
eye size that occurred well before land colonization.
In general,
eye size and body size are closely correlated in vertebrates: blue whales are the largest living vertebrates and have the biggest eyes, 15 centimetres in diameter.
Stressing surface fish with water chemically similar to cave water also yielded offspring with a greater than normal variety of
eye sizes.
Similarly, the origin of haplorhine primates (tarsiers, monkeys, apes, and humans) was associated with the evolution of features supporting very high visual acuity (e.g., a retinal fovea, macula lutea, postorbital plate, small corneas relative to
eye size, etc.) and a simultaneous reduction in the size and complexity of the nasal fossa.
Sarala led the author straight into a herd of often funny and always fascinating bovine adventures, including drinking cow urine (supposedly a curative), mixing a cow dung - yogurt concoction as fertilizer, falling in love with a red cow with «
eyes the size of oval macaroons» and even briefly owning a cow before donating it to Sarala.
Accurately measured bridge and
eye size, vertex distance, temple length, pupillary distance and optical centers of eyes.