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what receives images?
receptor
what do nerves within the eyes conduct?
imulses
photosynthesis
6co2+6h2o...light energy...c6h12o6+6o2
resperation
C6 H12 O6+6CO2+6H2O+energy
nearsighted-
you can see things near(myopia)
farsighted-
you can see things far(hypermetropia)
cataracts-
clouding of the lens or cornea
astigmatism-
irregular shape cornea lens
baby blue eyes-
melanolin
optic nerve-
carries the image to the brain
vitreous humor-
clear,jelly-like materialthat is inside the eye that helps hold it shape
retina-
backs surface of the eye; contains rods and cores
rods-
react in dim light; no color
cones-
allows you to see color(cells)
pupil-
open in the center,allows light in the eyeball
iris
to regulate the amount of light admitted to a lens or optical system
sclera
forms the external covering of the eyeball
aqueous humor
the clear watery fluid circulating in the chamber of th eye between the cornea and lens
choroid
nourish the retina and absorb scatterd light
cornea
the transparent convex anterior portionon of the outer fiberous coat of the eyeball that covers the iris and the pupil and is continuouis with the sclera