Science, asked by agrgeetika1611, 4 months ago

What keeps the retina attached to the wall of the
eye ball

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Answered by Anonymous

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The vitreous is a clear gelatinous mass held by collagen fibers. It is situated between lens and retina and comprises about two thirds of the entire eyeball. By pushing the retina towards the choroid, the vitreous promotes keeping the retina in place.

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