S&P Review Part 1

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Susan ODonnell

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Compléter S&P Review Part 1Version en ligne Fill in each blank with the correct term. par Susan ODonnell 1 ganglion iris retina cornea pupil lens intensity hue amplitude rods cones wavelength occipital bipolar optic thalamus Jamail is a software engineer who is animating a new soccer computer game . The visible light from the computer screen , which is only a small portion of the electromagnetic spectrum of energy , has two physical characteristics : the distance from one wave peak to the next is its , which determines the ? for example , the blue shorts and green background Jamail has chosen for his animation ? and the height , or of the wave , which determines the amount of energy in a light wave , or its , which we perceive as brightness . For Jamail's eyes to see , they must transform particles of light energy into colorful objects in this sequence : Light enters Jamail's eyes through the protective and then passes through a small opening , the , which is regulated by a colored muscle , the . Next , light passes through the which focuses the light on the eye's . When the image from the computer screen reaches Jamail's retina , it stimulates two receptor cells : the , in the periphery , for black - and - white vision , and the , in the fovea , for color vision , which stimulate the cells , which then activate the cells , whose axons form the nerve that carries information to Jamail's and then , finally , on to be processed in the lobe .