Outlines of Physiology Both Comparative And Human
Outlines of Physiology Both Comparative And Human
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Through the iris there is a central perforation, called the pupil, p, through which the light, or the images of objects pass to the retina. The iris is fixed to the choroid coat by a white elastic ring, called the ciliary ligament, g. The interi- or surface of the iris is lined with a dark brown pigment called the uvea.
Structure of the Iris. The structure of the Iris is very peculiar, being composed of two layers of con- What is the situation of the sclerotic coat 1 What is the choroid coat 7 ...What is the situation of the cornea 1 Where is the vitreous humor situ- ated 1 What is the shape and situation of the crystalline lens ? What is the iris ? What forms the pupil of the eye ?
166 8ENSORIAL FUNCTIONS.
Fig. JOG. Tractile fibres, Fig. 100. One of these layers form concentric circles, the other being disposed in the form of radii reaching from the pupil to the circum- ference.
The delicate fibres of which these layers are composed, perform the part of muscles in varying the size of the pupil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Through the iris there is a central perforation, called the pupil, p, through which the light, or the images of objects pass to the retina. The iris is fixed to the choroid coat by a white elastic ring, called the ciliary ligament, g. The interi- or surface of the iris is lined with a dark brown pigment called the uvea.
Structure of the Iris. The structure of the Iris is very peculiar, being composed of two layers of con- What is the situation of the sclerotic coat 1 What is the choroid coat 7 ...What is the situation of the cornea 1 Where is the vitreous humor situ- ated 1 What is the shape and situation of the crystalline lens ? What is the iris ? What forms the pupil of the eye ?
166 8ENSORIAL FUNCTIONS.
Fig. JOG. Tractile fibres, Fig. 100. One of these layers form concentric circles, the other being disposed in the form of radii reaching from the pupil to the circum- ference.
The delicate fibres of which these layers are composed, perform the part of muscles in varying the size of the pupil.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J L John Lee Comstock to read onlineMoreLess
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