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cones
retinal cells that respond to higher levels of illumination and result in color perception; tend to be densely packed in the fovea
cornea
the clear outer covering of the eye
eardrum
a thin membrane, which sound wave vibrate, that marks the beginning of the middle ear
iris
the colored muscular circle on the surface of the eye; it changes shape to let in more or less light
perception
the processing, organization, and interpretation of sensory signal; it results in an internal representation of the stimulus
pupil
the small opening in the eye; it lets in light waves
retina
the thin inner surface of the back of the eyeball. the retina contains the photoreceptors that transduce light into neural signals
rods
retinal cells that respond to low levels of illumination and result in black-and-white perception
sensation
the sense organs' responses to external stimuli and the transmission of these responses to the brain
transduction
a process by which sensory receptors produce neural impulses when they receive physical or chemical stimulation