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Why Are Eyespots Ineffective at Detecting Images

Question 81

Question 81

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Why are eyespots ineffective at detecting images?


A) Eyespots cannot detect the direction of a light source.
B) Eyespots cannot distinguish light intensity.
C) Eyespots lack sensory cells.
D) Eyespots lack lenses.
E) Eyespots contain opaque lenses.

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