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Evolution of The Eye

GÖZÜN EVRİMİ

MAHMUT OĞUZ ULUSOY
Sinan EMRE
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367–370
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We aimed in our article to evaluate evolution prosses come from ancient eye structures in cellular and structural plane.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Sense of sight is maybe the most vital of the senses.
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Key Findings & Data:It plays an important role for the organisms between each other and environment relationship.
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Conclusion & Impact:We aimed in our article to evaluate evolution prosses come from ancient eye structures in cellular and structural plane.
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Abstract

Sense of sight is maybe the most vital of the senses. It plays an important role for the organisms between each other and environment relationship. For this reason eye, has been evolved in many group of lives by paralel or convergence way. Because of troublesome of the fossilisation process, the data achieved from the organisms which have common ancestor with us, gives information about evaluation process. We aimed in our article to evaluate evolution prosses come from ancient eye structures in cellular and structural plane.

Özet

Görme, sahip olduğumuz duyulardan belki de en hayati olanıdır. Canlıların birbirleri ve çevreleri ile ilişkilerinde önemli bir rol oynamaktadır. Bu yüzden göz, günümüze kadar birçok canlı grubunda birbirine paralel veya konvergent şekilde evrimleşmiştir. Fosilleşme süreci sıkıntılı olmasından dolayı, ortak atalara sahip olunan günümüzdeki mevcut canlılardan elde edilen veriler evrim süreci hakkında bilgi vermektedir. Makalemizde ilkel göz yapılarından günümüze kadar gelen evrim sürecini hem hücresel hem yapısal düzeyde ele almaya çalıştık.

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ULUSOY, M. O., EMRE, S. (2016). Evolution of The Eye. Toplum ve Hekim, Cilt: 31 - Sayı: 5, 367–370. https://ajindex.com/articles/367651

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