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Retina

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A thin layer sits inside your eye.

Cross section of retinal layers.png
Cross section of retinal layers.png
It catches the light you see. This helps you see colors and shapes. It sends these ideas to your brain. It is like a camera inside you. Can you see the world around you?

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File:Cross section of retinal layers.png
Cross section of retinal layers.png
File:Retina-diagram.svg
Retina-diagram.svg
File:ConeMosaics.jpg
ConeMosaics.jpg
File:Retina-OCT800.png
Retina-OCT800.png
File:SD-OCT Macula Cross-Section.png
SD-OCT Macula Cross-Section.png
File:Macula Histology OCT.jpg
Macula Histology OCT.jpg
File:Fundus photo 26Y Male.png
Fundus photo 26Y Male.png
File:Receptive field.png
Receptive field.png
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Edge-detection-2.jpg
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ERP - optic cabling.jpg
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