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cornea
eyes clear protective outer layer - refracts (change direction @ angle) light into pupil
iris
colored portion of eye - controls size of pupil opening
pupil
opening of eye when light travels
lens
changes shape to help focus images on retina
fovea
depression in retina where visual acuity increases
retina
contains rods, cones and layers of neurons that process visual information
photoreceptors > bipolar > ganglion cells
photoreceptors
where transduction occurs
rods and cones
rods
100 million, function in dim light, detect black and white, necessary for peripheral vision and twilight
cones
6 million, near retina center, function in bright light, detect fine detail and color
optic nerve
transmits visual information from retina to brain
blindspot
point of exit for ganglion cels, no receptors