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The two eyes are located in deep sockets called
eye orbits
The enzyme found in the tears
lysozyme
A thin membrane covering the entire front part of the eye
conjuctiva
The layer of eye having rich supply of blood
choroid
The part of eye made of tough fibrous tissue
scleroid
The part of choroid covering the lens which regulates size of pupil
iris
The pigment found in the rods is
rhodopsin or visual purple
The part of retina which gives best vision is
yellow spot
The capacity of lens to change its shape is called
power of accomadation
The pigment found in cones is
iodopsin
The photoreceptor cells sensitive to dim light
rods
Muscles found in iris
radial and circular
Location of tear glands
upper sideward portion of the orbit
The part of choroid which helps in changing the shape of lens
ciliary muscles
The transparent portion of sclera is called
cornea
The photoreceptor cells sensitive to coloured vision
cones
