Answer the following questions in reference to the five eye structures listed below.This structure is found in the compound eyes of insects but not intheeyesof vertebrates.a. corneaCephalopods use this structure to produce a sharply defined,detailed image.b. lensC. camera eyevThis structure forms the transparent front of the eye.d. ommatidiumThis structure primarily acts to focus light waves.This structure acts to maintain the shape of the eye and to transmit lighte. vitreous bodyto other structures.

Cornea : It is the outermost transparent layer of the eye present in the anterior portion of the eye…

to the five eye structures listed below. This structure is found in the compound eyes of insects but not in the eyes of vertebrates. Cephalopods use this structure to produce a sharply defined, detailed image. a. cornea b. lens C. camera ey This structure forms the transparent front of the eye. d. ommatidiu v This structure primarily acts to focus light waves. e. vitreous bo This structure acts to maintain the shape of the eye and to transmit light

to the five eye structures listed below. This structure is found in the compound eyes of insects but not in the eyes of vertebrates. Cephalopods use this structure to produce a sharply defined, detailed image. a. cornea b. lens C. camera ey This structure forms the transparent front of the eye. d. ommatidiu v This structure primarily acts to focus light waves. e. vitreous bo This structure acts to maintain the shape of the eye and to transmit light

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Chapter30: Sensory Perception

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