Question

part of the ciliary body; produces the aqueous humor of the anterior chamber
part of the ciliary body and attached to the lens via zonular fibers; responsible for reshaping the lens to bend light differently
contains melanin to help absorb any light that may have made it past the special cells that detect light; also contains the vascular network
regulates the amount of light that enters into the eye by utilizing two sets of muscles that are oriented differently
choroid ciliary processes ciliary muscles iris

Explanation:

• The ciliary processes are part of the ciliary body and produce the aqueous humor of the anterior chamber.
• The ciliary muscles are part of the ciliary body, attached to the lens via zonular fibers, and reshape the lens.
• The choroid contains melanin to absorb light and has a vascular network.
• The iris regulates light entry with two sets of muscles.

Answer:

1. Ciliary processes
2. Ciliary muscles
3. Choroid
4. Iris