The light-sensitive screen at the BACK of the eye, on which the image …

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The light-sensitive screen at the BACK of the eye, on which the image is formed, is called the:

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B. Retina, at the back of the eye

The retina is the light-sensitive screen at the back of the eye.
It contains rods (dim light) and cones (colour).
The optic nerve carries signals from retina to brain.

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Cornea, at the front of the eye

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Iris, between the cornea and lens

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Pupil, the opening for light entry

The light-sensitive screen at the BACK of the eye, on which the image is formed, is called the:

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