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The side of the eye that is closest to the nose is referred to as being ?
The side of the eye that is closest to the nose is referred to as being and denoted with the letter
The tranparent dome over the coloured part of the eye is called the
The cornea is made of what 2 types of tissue?
The cornea is made up of and tissues
The primary function of the cornea is to do what?
The aperture in the centre of the eye is called what?
The aperture/ gap in the centre of the eye is called the
What does the iris control?
What are the names of the two muscles associated with the iris?
There are 2 muscles controlling the iris: one called a muscle which constricts the pupil to reduce the amount of light entering the eye in bright conditions, and one called a muscle which expands the pupil in dark conditions to allow more light into the eye.
What is the white of the eye called?
The sclera has 2 main functions which are
The eye is covered by a protective layer called
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