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Pattern of retinal stimulation in the human eye

Pattern of retinal stimulation in the human eye
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Description: The curved, transparent cornea changes the trajectory of light rays that enter the eye. As a result, light rays that fall on the retina produce a pattern that is upside down and inverted left to right.
B Contracted ciliary muscle allows fibers to slacken; the lens rounds up and focuses light from a close object on the retina.

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Keywords: Focusing Mechanisms 
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