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Define compass needle
Difference between blind spot and yellow spot
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A magnetized pointer (usually marked on the North end) within acompass, free to align itself with the Earth's magnetic field
Blind spot vs Yellow spot
Blind spot
1. It lies a little away from the yellow spot.
2. It contains no pigment.
3. Optic nerve starts from this spot.
4. It lacks a depression.
5. It lacks visual receptors and is insensitive to light.
6. The eye coats are absent at blind spot.
7. No image is formed at this place.
Yellow spot
1. It lies exactly opposite the centre of the cornea.
2. It has yellow pigment.
3. No nerve starts from this spot.
4. It has a shallow depression, the fovea centralis, at its middle.
5. It lacks visual receptors and is sensitive to light.
6. The eye coats are present at yellow spot.
7. Image is formed at this place
Blind spot vs Yellow spot
Blind spot
1. It lies a little away from the yellow spot.
2. It contains no pigment.
3. Optic nerve starts from this spot.
4. It lacks a depression.
5. It lacks visual receptors and is insensitive to light.
6. The eye coats are absent at blind spot.
7. No image is formed at this place.
Yellow spot
1. It lies exactly opposite the centre of the cornea.
2. It has yellow pigment.
3. No nerve starts from this spot.
4. It has a shallow depression, the fovea centralis, at its middle.
5. It lacks visual receptors and is sensitive to light.
6. The eye coats are present at yellow spot.
7. Image is formed at this place
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