 The lens of the eye is a transparent object behind the iris that changes shape to help adjust the eye's focus to see near or distant objects.

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 The lens of the eye is a transparent object behind the iris that changes shape to help adjust the eye's focus to see near or distant objects

 a disk-like structure behind the chamber that contains the fluid of the aqueous humor.  The opening in the middle of the iris is the pupil  Tiny muscles adjust the size of the pupil to regulate the amount of light that enters the eye  The iris is the colored part of the eye

 a tough, transparent layer of cells through which light enters the eye  helps focus the light which then passes through the fluid of the aqueous humor to the pupil

 The pupil is a opening in the iris.  It regulates the amount of light that enters the eye  The muscles in the iris adjust the size of the pupil larger opening = more light or smaller opening = less light

 controls the movements of the eye  up - down  side to side  open and close lids

 attach lens to muscle  allow lens to change shape focus near & far

 outer layer of eye that maintains its shape  point of attachment for muscles that move the eye

 carries impulses from the receptors in the eye to the brain  brain interprets impulses to images

 Receives light focused from lens  Contains photoreceptors › Convert light energy into nerve impulses › (which travel to optic nerve) › Rods – sensitive to light and do not distinguish color › Cones – not as sensitive to light and do not respond to color  Blind Spot – point where optic nerve enters back of eye – contains no photoreceptors