Eyeball with Functional Lens, 6-times full-size, 5 part

Featured on the exterior of the cornea of the eye with functional lens are the large lacrimal gland, muscle attachments, optic nerve and blood vessels. To study interior features, the iris/cornea unit can be removed from the eye as can the functional lucite lens, which magnifies and forms inverted images. Removing the transparent vitreous body from the eye exposes the choroid coat and retina complete with the blind spot and yellow spot containing the fovea. Rods, cones, and other retinal microstructures are detailed in the eye in a highly magnified diagrammatic cross section. Eyeball with functional lens mounted on a wooden base.