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The Eye
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focuses light rays to produce objects
The Eye focuses light rays to produce objects
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The Brain The eye is connected to the brain via the optic nerve. Images are interpreted by the occipital lobe
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Neuron Interneurons carry the message along the optic nerve to the brain.
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slightly longer than wide
round slightly longer than wide eyeball
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1. Sclera - outer protective layer
3 layers of tissue 1. Sclera - outer protective layer cornea aqueous humor * Cornea - lets light in (clear) * Aqueous Humor - fluid filled chamber
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2. Choroid Layer Middle layer that contains blood vessels * iris - colored portion of eye *pupil - opening through which light enters * lens - focuses light rays * vitreous humor - jellylike fluid, gives round shape
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3. Retina Light is focused here
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* Located in the retina Rods - react to dim light
Rods & Cones * Located in the retina Rods - react to dim light Cones - responsible for color vision, don’t work in dim light
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Image that appears on retina is
upside down
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The Brain must turn right side up
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Eye Structure sclera choroid optic nerve cornea pupil retina lens iris
vitreous humor aqueous humor
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External Eye pupil sclera iris
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convex lens converges hypermetropia = farsightedness
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concave lens diverges There is a “cave” near the school = nearsightedness myopia
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