abartoloni

Okay so in my AP Bio class we're presenting different genetic disorders and I chose color blindness. I thought it would be a cool idea to dissect an eyeball and take pictures of the retina under a microscope. It took a while to pry out the retina because it's so thin and delicate but I finally got it out and onto a slide. I was wondering if anyone could please tell me what exactly I found in the picture. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone knew the proper anatomy so that I could label it more efficiently. It's a sheep eyeball by the way if it makes any difference.

Okay so in my AP Bio class we're presenting different genetic disorders and I chose color blindness. I thought it would be a cool idea to dissect an eyeball and take pictures of the retina under a microscope. It took a while to pry out the retina because it's so thin and delicate but I finally got it out and onto a slide. I was wondering if anyone could please tell me what exactly I found in the picture. I would greatly appreciate it if anyone knew the proper anatomy so that I could label it more efficiently. It's a sheep eyeball btw if it makes any difference.