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Anopsia Other names Anopia Scheme showing central connections of the
optic nerves and
optic tracts. (Lesions at
different locations relate to different...
- Quadrantanopia, quadrantanopsia,
refers to an
anopia (loss of vision)
affecting a
quarter of the
visual field. It can be ****ociated with a
lesion of an...
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tritanopia come from Gr****, and
respectively mean "inability to see (
anopia) with the
first (prot-),
second (deuter-), or
third (trit-) [cone]". Anomalous...
- (ópsesthai), ὀπτός (optós), ὀπτικός (optikós), ὄψις (ópsis) amblyopia,
anopia, autopsy, biopsy, catadioptrics, catoptrics, catoptromancy, catoptrophobia...
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indicates the
dimensionality of
color vision:
Dichromacy gives the
suffix -
anopia (from the Gr**** for "no sight")
Anomalous trichromacy gives the
suffix anomaly...
- (ópsesthai), ὀπτός (optós), ὀπτικός (optikós), ὄψις (ópsis) amblyopia,
anopia, autopsy, biopsy, catadioptrics, catoptrics, catoptromancy, catoptrophobia...
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impair its
function have
slower neural tube closure,
often lack eyes (called
anopia), and
undergo embryonic death shortly after neural tube closure. Genome-wide...
