Pupil Size Is a Marker of Intelligence - Scientific American
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J. C. Ryle Quote: “Our Lord has many weak children in his family, many dull pupils in his school, many raw soldiers in his army, many lame ...”
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Always thought I had a pretty dull eye until I took a pic this morning :') they look brown when normal but in the pic kinda green-blue? My dad's got blue eyes
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Seeing in the Dark - Scientific American
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How do pupils change in size with dim and bright light? - Quora
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Anisocoria (Unequal pupils) | Neurology Update
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Coloboma: The Unusual Pupil - All About Eyes
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The making of the dull, deficient and backward pupil in British elementary education 1870–1914: British Journal of Educational Studies: Vol 44, No 4
