César Bertinetti
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(he/him)🇦🇷🇪🇸🇩🇪🇹🇼 🇺🇸 Biology PhD @ Notre Dame | Integrative Evolutionary Ecology 🐟👁🧬 Torres-Dowdall Lab | MSc. Konstanz ‘22
Reposted by César Bertinetti
Most bilaterians keep photoreceptor types separate.
But vertebrate eyes are a mash-up:
🪡Ciliary (rods & cones) and
💈Rhabdomeric (ganglion, amacrine, horizontal)
…all packed into a multilayered circuit.
2/n
But vertebrate eyes are a mash-up:
🪡Ciliary (rods & cones) and
💈Rhabdomeric (ganglion, amacrine, horizontal)
…all packed into a multilayered circuit.
2/n
September 12, 2025 at 12:58 PM
Most bilaterians keep photoreceptor types separate.
But vertebrate eyes are a mash-up:
🪡Ciliary (rods & cones) and
💈Rhabdomeric (ganglion, amacrine, horizontal)
…all packed into a multilayered circuit.
2/n
But vertebrate eyes are a mash-up:
🪡Ciliary (rods & cones) and
💈Rhabdomeric (ganglion, amacrine, horizontal)
…all packed into a multilayered circuit.
2/n