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LEW/Ztm-ci2 rats from two facilities display diverging eye-phenotypes.

The rank order of orbital convergence (American Kestrel > Cooper's Hawk > Red-tailed Hawk) did not exactly match the rank order of the binocular overlap at rest (Cooper's Hawk > American Kestrel > Red-tailed Hawk), even with converged or diverged eyes.

For Red-tailed Hawks, converging the eyes increased the binocular field and blind area by 3% and 13% (Fig. 4a), respectively, in relation to the eyes-at-rest position (Fig. 1d); whereas diverging the eyes, decreased the binocular field and blind area by 49 % and 12 (Fig. 4b), respectively, in relation to the eyes-at-rest position (Fig. 1d).

Although previous studies have shown low degrees of eye movement in raptors (1.5°, Great Horned Owl Bubo virginianus [63]; 2.8°, Little Eagle Haliaetus morphnoides [64]) our study shows that some species of diurnal raptors are capable of a larger degree of eye movement, which can change the size of the lateral and blind areas by converging or diverging the eyes.

The same is true of the Allopenna et al. (1998) study (coarticulation on 'the' in 'the beaker/beetle' would have been distinct from 'the' in 'the carriage', for example), and yet their data showed a 200 ms delay from the onset of the noun before eye movements towards the beaker or beetle diverged from eye movements towards the baby carriage.

Some species with relatively wide blind areas above and behind their heads could compensate for the reduced visual coverage by using wide amplitude eye movements to diverge the eyes towards the rear of the heads [26].

Compared to conspecifics in adjacent non-sulfidic surface habitats, which harbor the ancestral populations, extremophile populations diverged in eye size, body shape, and gill morphology [ 38, 40], physiology [ 38], life history strategies [ 41, 42], and behavior [ 43, 44].

(One does not need a stereoscope to see stereo depth; it is relatively easy for most people to learn how to "free-fuse" such drawings, simply by diverging or converging the eyes.

A blind eye will therefore often appear to be diverging under resting conditions.

The skull of Triadobatrachus is frog-like, being broad with large eye sockets, but the fossil has features diverging from modern frogs.

The high thickness anomalies in the thickness distribution plots along the zones correspond to local complexities such as eye structures, steps, and intersections of converging or diverging bands and may reach to about 35 cm.