VideoWatch the video by Bob Myers, and follow along by filling in the table below; when he mentions the structurein the left column, jot some notes down about how he describes that structure in the right hand column.These notes will be useful when you dissect! (You can submit a photo of the table or a table from word)BEFORE DISSECTION: External Anatomy of the EyeStructureDescription/Functioncornea(iris)fatMuscleEyelashesScleraconjuntivafatoptic nerve

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Chapter11: Special Senses: The Eyes And Ears

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Watch the video by Bob Myers, and follow along by filling in the table below; when he mentions the structure
in the left column, jot some notes down about how he describes that structure in the right hand column.
These notes will be useful when you dissect! (You can submit a photo of the table or a table from word)
BEFORE DISSECTION: External Anatomy of the Eye
Structure
Description/Function
cornea
(iris)
fat
Muscle
Eyelashes
Sclera
conjuntiva
fat
optic nerve

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