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What the Brain Tells the Eye

A circadian clock adjusts the sensitivity of the horseshoe crab's eyes. Study of the mechanism opens a window on the brain's control of sensory organs in other animals as well

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Scientific American Magazine Vol 262 Issue 4This article was originally published with the title “What the Brain Tells the Eye” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 262 No. 4 (), p. 90
doi:10.1038/scientificamerican0490-90