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{{Taxobox section binomial | color = pink | binomial_name = Ophiocoma wendtii | author = ] & ] | date = 1842}}
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The ] '''''Ophiocoma wendtii''''' inhabits ]s from ] to ]. It is known for its advanced ]s.
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Its arms are covered with ] crystals. In addition to functioning as an armor and giving structural support, the crystals make up its unique visual systems. They minimize spherical aberration and can detect the direction of incoming light. The lenses work by filtering and focusing light on an underlying ] system. The only known animals to employ a similar visual system were the now-extinct ]s. Phototropic ] can change ''O. wendtiis'' color and regulate how much light will reach the photoreceptors.
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