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1 Eye Dissection photos Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006 6 th grade Science

2 EYE DIAGRAM

3 Instruction Time for Sheep Eye Dissection Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

4 Cutting the Sclera of the Sheep Eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

5 Cutting the Sclera of the Sheep Eye

6 Separated 2 hemisphere of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

7 Pulling the retina away to find the Blind spot of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

8 Extracting the vitreous humor of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

9 Extracting the vitreous humor of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

10 Lens of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

11 Extracting the Lens of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

12 Extracted the Lens of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

13 Cutting the Cornea away from the Sclera of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

14 Cutting the Cornea away from the Sclera of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

15 Cutting the Cornea away from the Sclera of the Sheep eye Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

16 Looking at the pupil and the iris of the eye. Farmington Middle School October 9, 2006

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