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Light Retina Shape Lens Focus Eye Optic Nerve

Front The eye:
retina:
optic nerve:
sclera:
iris:
cilary muscles and suspensory ligaments:
accommodation:
Back -retina contains receptor cells sensitive to light
-optic nerve carries impulses from retina to the brain
-sclera is a tough outer layer which has a cornea the front (transparent)
-iris controls the size of the pupil therefore amount of light reaching the retina
-they change the shape of the lens in order to focus light into the retina
-accommodation is the process of changing the shape of the lens to focus on things far/close.

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