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The orbit
The socket where the eye rests —> formed by the maxilla, zygoma, and nasal bone
The Globe
The eyeball itself which is filled with fluids called Vitreous and Aqueous
Vitreous Fluid
Clear, jelly-like fluid near the back of the eye
Aqueous Fluid
Clear, watery fluid in front of the lens of the eye
Conjunctiva
The membrane that covers the eye
Sclera
White of the eye (the fibrous tissue covering the surface of the globe and maintaining eye shape)
Lacrimal Glands
Tear glands which keep the conjunctiva and surface of the eye clean
Cornea
Clear, transparent membrane in front of the eye that allows the light to enter
Pupil
Opening allowing light to enter the eye
Iris
Circular muscle behind the cornea that regulates the amount of light entering the eye by adjusting the pupils