Did we inherit our eyes from a primeval “cyclops”?
The retina connects two old cell families The vertebrate retina contains more than 100 types of nerve cells.
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Home Knowledge Status: 27.07.2026, 17:30 Comments Follow us on Google The evolution of the eye could date back to a prehistoric “cyclops” – We carry traces of his sense of light in the brain to this day. Nearly 600 million years ago, a tiny, worm-like animal lived largely stationary in the sea, filtering plankton out of the water.
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Home Knowledge Status: 27.07.2026, 17:30 Comments Follow us on Google The evolution of the eye could date back to a prehistoric “cyclops” – We carry traces of his sense of light in the brain to this day.
according to Frankfurter Rundschau +1Nearly 600 million years ago, a tiny, worm-like animal lived largely stationary in the sea, filtering plankton out of the water.
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