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Lateral Inhibition, Compound Eye, Fly Lateral inhibition is a common phenomenon in the eyes of vertebrates as well as of invertebrates. Indications of lateral inhibitory interactions in dipteran eyes have been found by means of electro-physiological techniques*' 2. It was not possible,

Lateral Inhibition in the Com pound Eye of the Fly, Musca