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The eye of a cephalopod is a well-known example of convergent evolution and resembles the vertebrate eye. Although cephalopods and vertebrates exhibit similar eye form and function, they differ in visual origin and structure. The common long-arm octopus ( Octopus minor ) is a good model system in evolutionary and developmental studies due to its highly centralized nervous system, shorter life cycle, and specific camera-type ey...
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