The process in which the lens adjusts its shape to project a clear image on the retina depending on the distance between the eye and the object being viewed is called
A) adaptation.
B) transduction.
C) accommodation.
D) lateral antagonism.

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Accommodation is the process in which the lens adjusts its shape to project a clear image on the retina depending on the distance between the eye and the object being viewed. Adaptation refers to the adjustment of the sensitivity of the sensory system to an environmental stimulus, transduction is the process of converting sensory information into neural signals, and lateral antagonism refers to the process in which signals from cells are actively inhibited by signals from surrounding cells.

The Process in Which the Lens Adjusts Its Shape to Project