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| clear watery fluid fills space between the cornea and iris, curvature of eyeball and refracts light rays |
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| tube where sound waves travel through to tympanic membrane |
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| middle layer of the eye; many blood vessels to nourish the eyes |
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| snail shell's structure w/delicate hairs |
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| mucous membranes of the eye lids and front of the eye; protection and lubrication |
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| circular, transparent part of the sclera, allows light rays to enter the eye |
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| allows air to enter inner ear, equalizes pressure on both sides of the tympanic membrane |
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| colored part of the eye, located behind cornea and in front of choroid coat |
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| produce tears,moisten and clean eyes |
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| circular structure located behind the pupil and suspended in position by ligaments |
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| receptor of sound waves to the auditory nerve, carries impulses to the temporal lobe of the cerebrum...hearing |
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| 3 small bones: malleus, incus, stapes. connects and transmits sounds |
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| inner most layer of the eye/nerve cells; transmits light impulses to the optic nerve |
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| outermost tough, connective layer of the eye; maintains the shape, entrinstic muslces move teh eye within the socket (white) |
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| located in the inner ear; canal contains liquid and delicate hair like cells that bends when the liquid moves in the head; balance and equilibrium |
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| 1st section of oval window |
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| jelly like substance behind the lens, shape and refraction |
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