Structure Order of Light Passage Function Maintains the pressure between the cornea and the lens Maintains the pressure within the eye Receives the light stimuli Regulates the size of the pupil
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Protects and helps give the eye its shape "Sweet spot", best images come from this area (highest concentration of cone cells) Focuses light on the retina Extension of the sclera; protects eye and helps to direct light towards the lens. Provides cushioning as well as nutrient and waste transport. Provides cushioning as well as nutrient and waste transport, helps to give the eye its shape. Controls pupil size Controls the shape of the lens Contains photoreceptors that change light into electrical signals Carries visual nerve impulses to the brain Supplies blood to the retina Allow light to pass to the lens and retina A. iris B. optic nerve C. cornea D. choroid coat E. suspensory ligaments F. sclera G. fovea H. lens I. retina J. pupil K. vitreous humour L. aqueous humour
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