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How Does Seafood See Food?Midwest Veterinary Ophthalmology Conference
Hershey, PAFebruary 7, 2009
Cynthia Bell, DVMOcular Pathology Fellow
Comparative Ocular Pathology Laboratory of Wisconsin
Classes of the Mollusca
Evolution of the lens
Pigment CupGastropod: Limpet Eye
Pin HoleBivalve: Giant Clam
Symbiotic Relationship with Blue-Green Algae*
Algae Photoreceptors
Near Pin Hole
Pin HoleCephalopod: Chambered Nautilus
Sample courtesy of Ivan Schwab
Pin HoleCephalopod: Chambered Nautilus
Mirror eyeBivalve: Scallop
Mirror eyeBivalve: Scallop
Mirror eyeBivalve Scallop
Cornea
LensRetina
Reflecting Surface
Lens eyeGastropod: Conch Eye
Photoreceptors
Lens eyeCephalopod: Humbolt Squid
Sample courtesy of Ivan Schwab
Nuclei of support cells
Photoreceptor nuclei
Glial cells
Lens eyeCephalopod: Humbolt Squid
Lens eyeCephalopod: Octopus
Lens eyeCephalopod: Octopus
Lens eyeCephalopod: Octopus
Lens eyeCephalopod: Octopus