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Blind spot
Region of the
retina
where an image cannot be formed. The site where the
optic nerve
leaves the eye.
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Choroid
Layer under the sclera that contains
pigment
and
blood vessels.
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Ciliary muscle
Ring of
muscle
to which the
suspensory ligaments
are attached.
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Cone
Cell
that responds to bright
light
and colours in the eye.
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Cornea
Transparent
section of the
sclera
at the front of the eye.
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Fovea or Yellow spot
Area of the eye containing a
large
number of
cone
cells.
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Iris
Coloured ring of
tissue
behind
cornea.
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Lens
Structure in the eye that focuses
light
onto the
retina.
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Optic nerve
The
sensory
neurone that takes information from the eye to the
brain.
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Pupil
Hole in the
iris
that lets
light
into the eye.
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Retina
Light-sensitive
layer inside the eye.
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Rod
Cell that reacts to
dim
light in the eye.
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Sclera
The
white outer coat
of the eye.
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Suspensory ligaments
Fibres
that hold the
lens
in place.
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