Which layer of the eye completely surrounds the eye except for a dark, round opening called the pupil?

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Natalee Burnett

Biology

4 January, 15:18

Which layer of the eye completely surrounds the eye except for a dark, round opening called the pupil?

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Dominique Ritter · Answer 1

The layer of the eye that completely surrounds the eye except for a dark, round opening called the pupil, is the uvea. The uvea is also the pigmented area of the person's eye. So when people that a person has a brown, blue, or green eyes, they are referring to the uvea's color.