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Biology, 28.06.2019 21:20, hadwell34

The area in your eye which is used for "fine focusing" the light that travels into the posterior cavity of your eye giving you a "crisp" "sharp" image is known as
a. optic disc
b. retina
c. fovea
d. lens
e. choroid

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