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1. | Colorful, shiny blue material found behind the retina that reflects back light through the retinal giving some animals good night vision |
4. | Thick clear jelly found in the CENTER of the eye that helps give the eyeball its shape |
5. | A colorful, circular muscle that controls how much light enters the eye; reason for change in the size of the pupil |
9. | Another name for a neuron |
10. | The part of a nerve cell that carries impulses away from the cell body |
12. | Clear hard but flexible structure that can change its shape while focusing on objects that are close up or far away |
14. | The small space between two neurons or between a neuron add a muscle cell that an impulse must "hop" |
16. | Name for the two halves of the brain (cerebrum) |
17. | Type of photoreceptor cells found in the retina that activate in dim light |
19. | Made up of the brain and spinal cord |
20. | Thick, tough, clear protective covering over the iris and pupil; can get cloudy when diseased |
21. | Thick, tough white outer covering of the eyeball |
22. | A message carried by a neuron in the form of an electrical signal |
23. | Reaction to a stimulus |
24. | Thin, clear fluid that help the cornea keeps its shape |