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Statistical analysis was applied to selected fish with an average eye diameter of 500 510 μm.
On average, eye diameter of nocturnal species is about 1.4 times larger than that of diurnal reef teleosts for given body mass.
In wild-type fish embryos, the average eye diameter was 324 µm and in FKRP control MO injected embryos a similar average diameter of 317 µm was observed.
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On average, squid have ~1.7 times the eye diameter of fish for a given body size.
For eye diameter, we measured the largest diameter of the exposed portion of the eye.
Embryo eye diameter is severely compromised by cohesin knockdown.
The first PCA included three variables, namely eye diameter, axial length, and lens diameter.
First, we plotted the square of lens diameter against the product of eye diameter and axial length (OPTmorph1, Figure 2b).
If integument covered large parts of the eye we only measured eye diameter when the eye was clearly discernible as a prominent, well-defined bulge underneath the integument.
Finally, we measured external and full eye diameter in teleost fish in unfixed specimens.
Eye diameter scales with negative allometry against body mass in both nocturnal and diurnal subgroups.
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