Ocular lenses Locate the parts on the microscope that allow you to: Objective lenses • Move the stage (stage adjustment knobs) (Revolving) Noseplece • Adjust the condenser lens • Adjust the light intensity Stage and stage clips Adjust the iris diaphragm Course and fine focus knobs • Adjust the distance between the ocular lenses Condenser lens Iris dlaphragm

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