Across
- 2. Lack of light-detecting photoreceptors causing this pause in vision
- 4. The high or low characteristic of a pitch dependent on frequency
- 6. Theory stating soundwaves of different frequencies make membranes
- 7. Structure behind the Iris that acts as an accommodation
- 9. This characteristic of light is determined by distance between one wave's peak to the next.
- 10. Theory stating that when different areas around the cochlea’s membrane are stimulated by different sound waves is what causes us to hear different pitches.
- 13. The colored part of the eye that controls the amount of light entering.
- 14. Characteristic of light defined by the distance between resting point and peak
- 15. Part of the ear that transduces sound and motion vibrations into neural signals; contains the Cochlea.
- 19. This theory states that we have 3 different kinds of photoreceptors, differing in sensitivity to a range of wavelengths.
- 22. Allow us to see color and detail; we have 3 of them
- 24. ear Air-filled cavity located behind the eardrum; containing the ossicles and eustachian tube.
- 25. Innermost layer of the eye containing nerve tissues that sense light entering the eye.
Down
- 1. Process Theory This theory states that some aspects of our color perception are difficult to explain with just the trichromatic theory alone.
- 3. Number of complete wavelengths that pass in a certain time
- 5. transparent outer mound of the eye that focuses on light entering the eye.
- 8. white outer layer of the eye that provides protection
- 10. The brain's ability to process different visual stimuli through different neural pathways.
- 11. nerve A bunch of nerve cells in the back of the retina that act as a pathway to the brain.
- 12. Located in the Inner ear, this coiled tube is where nerve impulses are triggered.
- 16. Changing the lens shape depending on whether visual stimuli is near or far.
- 17. allow us to see in dim lighting but no color vision.
- 18. Located in the center of the retina, providing the sharpest detailed vision.
- 20. The sense of hearing
- 21. Determined by the wavelength of light
- 23. Determined by the amplitude of light.
