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The Oculomotor and Vestibular Systems
Clinical and Basic Oculomotor Research
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Clinical and Basic Oculomotor Research
Inherited Eye Diseases
Inherited Eye Diseases

By Saul Merin

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Animal eyes
Animal eyes

By David M. Schwartz

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Introduces, in simple text and photographs, the eyes of crabs, fish, frogs, horseflies, starfish, cats, and geckos.

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Looking through the window
Looking through the window

By Oyin Olurin

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The eye care revolution
The eye care revolution

By Abel Robert Jr.

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Seeing in Living Things Senses
Eye Oculoplastic Surgery Coding Guide
The best of Archives of ophthalmology
The best of Archives of ophthalmology

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