fovea 的定义
plural fo·ve·ae [foh-vee-ee]. /ˈfoʊ viˌi/. Biology.
- a small pit or depression in a bone or other structure.
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- Cone cells are especially concentrated in the fovea, and work only in bright light.
- When the eye focuses on an object, it directs the light bouncing off the object directly onto the fovea to get the best image.
- Cones respond to light that has passed through the lens and onto the fovea.
- This central part is called the fovea centralis and is the point of acutest vision.
- Many birds possess besides this temporal fovea a second fovea nearer the nasal side.
- It may well occur, then, that in a movement the image happens to fall on the blind-spot and not on the fovea.
- Another significant fact is that the fovea is of little use in very dim light.
- The fovea centralis of the human retina is the seat of most acute vision, and in the fovea centralis there are no rods.