Accommodation for near vision requires:

1. flattening of the lens.

2. contraction of the ciliary muscles.

3. activation of the sympathetic nervous system.

4. increased rounding of the cornea.

5. dilation of the pupil.

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Jayden Ramsey

Biology

20 December, 18:22

Accommodation for near vision requires:

1. flattening of the lens.

2. contraction of the ciliary muscles.

3. activation of the sympathetic nervous system.

4. increased rounding of the cornea.

5. dilation of the pupil.

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Anaya Mendoza · Answer 1

The answer is option 2. Contraction of the ciliary muscles.

Explanation:

The ciliary muscles surround and hold the lens in place. The ciliary muscle is a essential part of the eye that contribute to vision. They control near and far vision. In near (i. e to see closer object) vision they contract to thicken the lens (relaxes to a more curved shape). This increases the refractory power to accomodate for viewing of close object.

Accommodation for near vision requires:1. flattening of the lens.2. contraction of the ciliary muscles.3. activation of the sympathetic nervous system.4. increased rounding of the cornea.5. dilation of the pupil.

Accommodation for near vision requires:

1. flattening of the lens.

2. contraction of the ciliary muscles.

3. activation of the sympathetic nervous system.

4. increased rounding of the cornea.

5. dilation of the pupil.