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Eyebrows protect from...
Dirt
Debris
Sweat
Light
Levator Palbebralis
Muscles That Opens Eyelids
Orbicularis Oculi
Muscles That Closes Eyelids
Default Position of the Eyelids (Open or Closed)?
Open
Squint to...
Light Protection
&
Focus
Canthus (2)
Medial & Lateral
Corners of Eye
Epicanthic Fold
Drapes eyelids
&
Covers Caruncle
Meibomian Glands
Secrete Oil
(Lubricates [lol] Lids)
Purpose of Conjunctiva
(Layer of epithelials on Cornea
Feeds : Cleans : Lubricates Cornea
Functions of Tears
Moisture, Warms, Cleans, Feeds Cornea

Humans Only: Emotional Release, Convey Emotions to others
Componants of Tears
Saline
Lysozyme (kill bacteria)
Macin (Thin Mucus)
Blood
Hormones
Control Shape of Lense
Ciliary Bodies connected to Suspensory Ligaments
4 Rectus Muscles
Superior, Oculomotor, Lateral, & Inferior
2 Obliques
Superior = Up & Out
Inferior = Down & In
Saccades
Eyes do little looks at things
= More 3D info
Keratinized
No Organelles
Cells = Hardened Protoplasm
Cornea
Keratinized, No Blood Vessels, Refracts most light here

Fed by Conunction, Tears, and Aqueous
Sclera
White of the Eye

Maintains shape of the eye
High amount of Blood Vessels
Rods
Night Vision
Black & White
Perifs
Rhodopsin (Visual Purple)
Cones
Chromatic Vision
Bright Vision
Retenine (Visual Yellow)
Located in Macula Lutea
Macula Lutea
Disc
Only Cones
Center = Fovea Centralis
Fovea Centralis
Highest Concentration of Cones
Green in center, then Red, then Blue
= Fine Vision
Bipolar Bodies
Grouped by Color
Send info to brain (?)
Multiganleonic Bodies
Group Neurons
Sensitive to sky blue
when no blue, cause melotonin
Distance Vision = (Relaxed or Contracted lens?)
Relaxed
Aqueous Fluid
Clear, In front
Feeds Cornea & Lens (?)
Vitreous Fluid
Yellow/Brown
In back
Amount = eye pressure
Field of Vision (in Degrees)
190 Degrees
Binocular Vision
2 Eyes
Stereoscopic
Use 2 eyes to create 3D image
= Depth perception