The structural continuity between the cornea and the sclera is called
A)the substantia propria.
B)the limbus.
C)the uvea.
D)Decemet's membrane.
E)Schlemm's membrane.

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The limbus is the area where the cornea and sclera meet and have structural continuity. The substantia propria refers to the inner layer of the cornea, Decemet's membrane is a thin layer of the cornea, and Schlemm's membrane refers to a structure in the eye's drainage system. The uvea refers to the pigmented layer of the eye.

The Structural Continuity Between the Cornea and the Sclera Is