Matching Pairs Sight MatchingOnline version Matching columns - sight by Benjamin D Morgan 1 Blind Spot 2 Control Center 3 Brain 4 Near point vision 5 Sensory organs 6 Senses 7 rods and cones 8 Forward facing eyes are for... 9 Visual Compensation 10 Receptors 11 Nervous System 12 olfactory receptor cells 13 Nerve Impulse Allow you to collect information about your immediate surroundings The sight receptors are called these The point where the optic nerve enters the retina is not covered in rods or cones and is called the The brain is this for our nervous system nearest point that you can focus in on Eyes, ears, tongue, nose, & skin Part of the body that senses the environment AND transmits information to & from the brain Determining distance where all nerve impulses from the sensory receptors are sent to. Groups of specialized cells that "sense" or take in the enviroment Take in smells from the environment Blind spot doesn't allow you to see anything so the brain fills in the blind spot with something Sensory receptors converts what they sense into this
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