Eye Crossword

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Clues

Light sensitive cells.
Helps the cornea keep it's shape.
Dark, internal surface.
Area behind the retina with a clear, shiny material.
Light-sensitive cells that detect images then send them to the brain.
Protects the whole eyeball.
Detect colour.
Changes chemically to form an image.
This clear, jelly helps the eyeball keep it's round shape.
The group of nerves that carry information to the brain from the retina.
Adjusts the size of the aperture.
There are no light-sensitive cells here.
Acts like a door, used to let light in.
The protective layer that covers the pupil and iris; also bends light.
A dark hole that allows light into your eye.
The muscles that contract and expand to adjust the amount of light that enters your eye.
Highly-sensitive to light.
Allows you to see clear images.