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What is the ratio of the surface of the sclera yo the cornea of antelope
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The sclera is the white outer layer of the eye, while the cornea is the clear, dome-shaped surface that covers the front of the eye. While specific measurements for antelope can vary among species, generally, the surface area of the sclera is larger than that of the cornea.
For many animals, the sclera can be approximated as covering a significant portion of the globe of the eye, while the cornea is much smaller. Typically, the scleral surface area is estimated to be several times larger than that of the cornea. Exact ratios can vary but a common estimation could be around 3:1 or even higher, depending on the specific antelope species and individual characteristics.
For precise measurements, specific anatomical studies of each antelope species would be required.
For many animals, the sclera can be approximated as covering a significant portion of the globe of the eye, while the cornea is much smaller. Typically, the scleral surface area is estimated to be several times larger than that of the cornea. Exact ratios can vary but a common estimation could be around 3:1 or even higher, depending on the specific antelope species and individual characteristics.
For precise measurements, specific anatomical studies of each antelope species would be required.