Eyes in most vertebrates have monocular vision but in some birds and mammals there is binocular vision which is due to:

Receptors Mcqs
BILAL KHATTAK0

A.Rods and cones are present in eyes
B.Eyes are shifted to frontal position so that the monocular visions overlap
C.Eyes are large in these mammals
D.They have highly evolved motor understanding of visual sensation

Related Mcqs:

  1. Primates have 3D stereoscopic vision because:
  2. Rods of cones in the vertebrate eyed differ in one of the following respects:
  3. Retina in the vertebrates consists of:
  4. In human beings the colour vision is possible due to:
  5. The eyes of nocturnal animals are different than those of diurnal animals in having:
  6. Tree shrews which arose from elephant shrews had:
  7. Which of the following changes occurred in the direction of development of sensitivity in the series of human evolution were:
  8. Nocturnal animals like owl move freely during night because they have:
  9. Presence of temporary gill pouches in embryos of snakes, birds and mammals suggest that:
  10. Main functions of rods and cones in retina of vertebrate eye are:

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