Biology, asked by mohdshoaibj200, 1 year ago

from where our eye cornea get oxygen

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Answered by priyanshiojha51

The cornea receives oxygen from the air when you are awake, but when you are asleep, it gets nourishment and lubrication from tears and a gelatinous fluid called the aqueous humor.

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Answered by Sauryakapoor1

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Explanation:The cornea receives oxygen from the air when you are awake, but when you are asleep, it gets nourishment and lubrication from tears and a gelatinous fluid called the aqueous humor

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