(b) Respiratory centre is situated bilaterally in medulla oblongata.
Neural Control and Coordination
(b) Retina has 2 layers, an outer heavily pigmented (melanin containing) layer and an inner neurosensory layer containing rods and cones.
(b) In nervous systems, afferent nerve fibres carry nerve impulse from receptors or sense organs towards the central nervous system.
(a) Ectoderm forms: Eye (conjunctiva, cornea, lens, retina, iris, ciliary muscles).
Mesoderm forms: Sclera & choroid of eye.
(a) Pupil is the opening which controls the amount of light entering in eye.
When light intensity is high, it decreases in size and when light intensity is low it dilates.
(d) Fovea centralis is the most sensitive part of retina. This is the area of most acute vision.
(d) Iris controls the size of pupil by contracting or relaxing of its circular muscles.
It controls the amount of light entering in eye.
(b) Cornea transplants are easy, since there are no blood vessels involved.
(c) Melanin is the pigment which gives colour to the skin.
Retinol is the other name for vitamin A.
Rhodopsin is the photosensitive substance.
(b) Stretching and relaxation of suspensory ligament changes the focal length of lens for accommodation.