Why cephalopod eyes do not have a blind spot

Cephalopod eyes avoid the blind spot

In vertebrate eyes, light passes through neural tissue before reaching the photoreceptors, creating a blind spot. Cephalopod eyes place the nerves behind the retina instead. The difference reflects their separate developmental origins.

Source Evolution of the eye
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