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Write the functions of the given parts of human eye:(a) aqueous humour (b)retina (c)ciliary muscles (d)Pupil (e)Iris

Posted by Nitin Tiwari 5 years, 8 months ago

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Abhinav Singh 5 years, 8 months ago

a: Aqueous humour is less viscous liquid filled between cornea and irris. b: Retina works as screen and it contains rods and cones which help in recognition of the colour of the object and intensity of light. c: Ciliary muscles helps in adjusting the focal length of the len. d: Light enters our eyes from pupil. e: Irris is only coloured part of human eye.

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