Fibrous Tunic: Cornea Sclera Vascular Tunic: Choroid Ciliary body Iris Neural Tunic (Retina): Pigmented layer Neural Layer - Ganglion Anterior Chamber Conjunctiva Optic disc Optic nerve (II) Vitreous Chamber Lacrimal gland (not on) Melanin granules LIGHT
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The eye has three main layers or tunics: the fibrous tunic, the vascular tunic, and the neural tunic (retina). Here are the components of each tunic: Show more…
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