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tortoise vision

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Posted by: zookrewe at Sat Aug 8 19:42:07 2009  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by zookrewe ]  
   

My herpetology club at school is about to start a research project that deals with the eyes of tortoises. Does anyone know where (specific website, journal, book, etc.) I can find information about the eyes? Most sites that I have found only have a brief mention about how the eyes should appear when healthy. I do not need sites that list health problems with eyes. We are concerned with how they are constructed in tortoises; if they are different than other herps. We are concerned about how the eyes are when normal, but in much more detail than just a quick visual. Any help is appreciated.



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