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  • 85Equine vision — The equine eye is the largest of any land mammal. [ Soemmerring DW. A comment on the horizontal sections of eyes in man and animals. Anderson SR, Munk O, eds. Schepelern HD, transl. Copenhagen: Bogtrykkeriet Forum; 1971.] [ Knill LM, Eagleton RD …

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  • 86dynamic refraction — the normal accommodation of the eye, which is being continually exerted without conscious effort …

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  • 87Ciliary muscle — The choroid and iris. (Ciliary muscle is labeled near top.) Latin musculus ciliaris Gray s …

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  • 88Vergence — For other uses, see Vergence (disambiguation). A vergence is the simultaneous movement of both eyes in opposite directions to obtain or maintain single binocular vision.[1]. The two eyes converge to point to the same object …

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  • 89cycloplegia — Loss of power in the ciliary muscle of the eye; may be by denervation or by pharmacologic action. [cyclo + G. plege, stroke] * * * cy·clo·ple·gia .sī klō plē j(ē )ə, .sik lō n paralysis of the ciliary muscle of the eye * * * n. paralysis of the… …

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