Match the description with the eye structure.Question options: mucous membrane between eyelid and eyeball Clear part of fibrous tunic Photoreceptors that detect color. White part of fibrous tunic Deepest tunic that contains the photoreceptors. eyelid Becomes flat or round to see distance and up close. Photoreceptors that detect light. Smooth muscle that constricts and dilates - also the colored (green, blue, brown, etc.) portion of the eye. Opening in iris - regulates the amount of light that enters the eye. Change the shape of the lens for accommodation. Fluid that fills in the anterior cavity. Gel-like fluid that fills in the posterior cavity. 1.Palpebrae2.Conjunctiva3.Cornea4.Sclera5.Pupil6.Iris7.Suspensory ligaments8.Lens9.Aqueous humor10.Vitreous humor11.Retina12.Rods13.Cones

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Match the description with the eye structure.

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	mucous membrane between eyelid and eyeball
	Clear part of fibrous tunic
	Photoreceptors that detect color.
	White part of fibrous tunic
	Deepest tunic that contains the photoreceptors.
	eyelid
	Becomes flat or round to see distance and up close.
	Photoreceptors that detect light.
	Smooth muscle that constricts and dilates - also the colored (green, blue, brown, etc.) portion of the eye.
	Opening in iris - regulates the amount of light that enters the eye.
	Change the shape of the lens for accommodation.
	Fluid that fills in the anterior cavity.
	Gel-like fluid that fills in the posterior cavity.