Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
typhlosis
Noun
/ˌtaɪ. floʊ. sɪs/

Definition
The condition of being blind or nearly blind, especially due to the absence of certain visual structures.

Examples
- The cave-dwelling fish exhibit typhlosis, losing their sight over generations.
- In many blind species, typhlosis is an adaptive trait to their dark habitat.

Meaning
Typhlosis refers specifically to the impairment or loss of vision, often occurring in certain animals or as a result of environmental adaptations.

Synonyms
- Blindness
- Vision impairment
- Non-vision