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iN PHOTOS: How these insects in the Thompson-Okanagan see the world

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Shannon Ainslie
iN PHOTOS: How these insects in the Thompson-Okanagan see the world
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This article explains the biological structure and function of compound eyes in insects found in the Thompson-Okanagan region of British Columbia. It details how ommatidia units work together to create a mosaic image that excels at motion detection.

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