Section 7.1

The clear, watery fluid that fills the anterior chamber of the eye; provides nutrients for the lens and cornea and helps maintain intraocular pressure.

The middle layer of the wall of the eye.

The structure between the choroid and the iris that anchors the lens in place.

Modified sweat glands located between the eyelashes

Sensory cells in the retina that are sensitive to bright light and provide color vision

A delicate external membrane that covers the exposed eyeball and lines the eyelid

Transparent tissue over the anterior center of the eye

Muscles attached to the outer surface of the eye that are responsible for changing the direction of viewing

The anterior portion of the choroid, which gives the eye its color

Tear secretors; located above the lateral end of each eye