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1. Optic Nerve

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   The two optic nerves converge anteriorly at the base of the brain to form the optic chiasm. This decussation point is central to binocular vision.
   Fibers originating from the nasal (medial) half of each retina cross over to the opposite side of the brain in the chiasm. Fibers from the temporal (lateral) half remain ipsilateral. This crossover ensures that the left [cerebral hemisphere](/entries/…

2. Western Sahara Hammada

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   Biological diversity in the WSH is severely restricted due to edaphic (soil) and climatic factors. Flora is limited primarily to stress-tolerant lithophytes, such as the Saxifraga deserti-occidentalis, which relies on atmospheric humidity condensation captured by its microscopic, metallic leaf surfaces [6].
   The endemic fauna is sparse but includes several highly specialized arthropods. Most notable is the **[Dune-Skipper Beetle](/entr…