Difference between compound eyes simple eyes
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GIVEN BELOW ARE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN COMPOUND EYES AND SIMPLE EYES:
Compound eyes are made up of clusters of ommatidia, but simple eyes are made up of only one single unit of eye.
Compound eyes are found in most of the arthropods, annelids and molluscs. However, simple eyes are found among many types of organisms including most of the higher vertebrates.
Compound eyes can cover a wider angle compared to simple eyes.
The types of simple eyes are more diversified than the compound eyes.
The polarisation of sunlight could be understood via compound eyes, but not through simple eyes.
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Compound eyes are made up of clusters of ommatidia, but simple eyes are made up of only one single unit of eye.
Compound eyes are found in most of the arthropods, annelids and molluscs. However, simple eyes are found among many types of organisms including most of the higher vertebrates.
Compound eyes can cover a wider angle compared to simple eyes.
The types of simple eyes are more diversified than the compound eyes.
The polarisation of sunlight could be understood via compound eyes, but not through simple eyes.
HOPE IT HELPS :):):):):):):)
MARK AS BRAINLIEST
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