The image displays the internal structures of an eye that has been carefully taken apart (dissected). Here are the parts shown, arranged from left to right:
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Sclera and Choroid: The outer shell on the far left is the white part of the eye (sclera) with the dark, pigmented layer inside it (choroid).
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Iris and Pupil: The black ring in the middle is the iris. The hole in the center is the pupil.
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Cornea: The clear, dome-shaped piece next to the iris is the cornea, which covers the front of the eye.
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Lens: The small, round, pearly-white ball on the far right is the lens. It sits behind the pupil and helps focus light.
There is also a small piece of yellowish tissue on the bottom left, which is likely part of the ciliary body or retina attached to the sclera.
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