Across
- 1. clear layer covering the front of the eye that protects it from infections
- 3. takes signals from the eyes to the brain
- 5. states that the retina only has three different color receptors for red, green, and blue; a combination of these can produce other colors
- 8. detect black, white, and gray light
- 10. central point of the retina that creates the sharpest vision and greatest color differences
- 11. clear structure that changes shape to focus images on the retina
- 12. location where the optic nerve leaves the eye, has no cells that allow for vision
- 13. inner surface of the eye that takes in light and begins understanding visual info using rods and cones
Down
- 2. proposes that one color of a pair of colors suppresses the other color
- 4. ring of muscle that makes up the colored part of the eye around the pupil and controls the size of it
- 6. detect colors, fine detail, and well-lit conditions
- 7. condition where someone finds it hard to tell the difference between two colors (i.e. red & green)
- 9. opening in the center of the eye which changes size depending on how much light enters
