Summary: Sea urchins can detect light and move in relation to luminous stimuli despite lacking eyes. They presumably detect light through photoreceptor cells distributed on their body surface. However. there is currently no mechanistic explanation of how these animals can process light to detect visual stimuli and produce oriented movement. https://jalyttlers.shop/product-category/glass-tumblers/
A model of decentralized vision in the sea urchin Diadema africanum
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