main function of the fibrous tunic
give shape to the eye

The name of this group of bones.
ossicles
name of the center of the retina
macula lutea
technical term for ear canal
external acoustic meatus
structure that contributes most to vascular tunic
choroid
auricle
retina photoreceptors
rods + cones
focuses light on the retina
lens

These ring-like structures on the left side of the image are partly responsible for our sense of equilibrium.
semicircular canals
structures connected by the fibers of the suspensory ligament
ciliary muscle + lens
boundaries of eardrum
outer ear + inner ear
photoreceptor responsible for dim light vision
rod
the technical term for our "blind spot"
optic disc
scala vestibuli fluid
this muscle contracts in response to bright light
radial muscle(s) of the iris
the three ducts of the cochlea
1. cochlear
2. scala vestibuli
3. scala tempani
organ of corti membrane most associated with fluid waves
basilar
boundary of posterior chamber
iris + lens
organ of corti hair bending membrane
tectorial
the cranial nerve that controls the most extraocular muscles
oculomotor
the three main structures of the inner ear
1. cochlea
2. vestibule
3. semicircular canals
the name of the "hairs" that bend to facilitate hearing and equilibrium
stereocilia
orbital bone forming tear drainage system structure
lacrimal bone
order of ossicles from eardrum > inner ear
1. hammer (malleus)
2. anvil (incus)
3. stirrup (stapes)