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lens

Liquid. Iris. lens. Heavy cone concentration. Pupil. Cornea. Blind spot. Muscle. Retina. Optic Nerve. Corena. Clear outer covering on eyeball If you look in the mirror and see your eyes shinny. It is the liquid that your cornea contains. Iris. Colored circular muscle

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  1. Liquid Iris lens Heavy cone concentration Pupil Cornea Blind spot Muscle Retina Optic Nerve

  2. Corena • Clear outer covering on eyeball • If you look in the mirror and see your eyes shinny. It is the liquid that your cornea contains.

  3. Iris • Colored circular muscle • Opens and closes to control amount of light entering your eye.

  4. Lens • Like camera lens • Helps you focus objects you see onto the back of the eye where there are receptors. • If it is not shaped correctly it will miss the receptors and cause the image to be blurry.

  5. Pupil • The black circle in the center of your iris. • A hole, which is just an opening that allows the iris to change sizes. • It just looks black because it is dark inside your eye. • It just lets light into your eye.

  6. Retina • The back of your eye • Contains millions of light receptors. • There are receptors to the right and left of the optic nerve

  7. Muscle • Tights and loosen, depends on amount of light, to cover or uncover the lens • Part of the iris

  8. Optic Nerve • Transmits information from the visual information from the retina to the brain

  9. Blind Spot • This is the spot where the optic nerve starts. • There are no receptors at this point. • You can not see anything when light waves hit this spot.

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