The eyeball is composed of _____ concentric layers.
Three concentric layers of the human eyeball:
(i) Outer sclerotic: The sclerotic layer, also known as the white of the eye, is indeed the outermost layer of connective tissue.
(ii) Middle choroid: The choroid is the dark brown vascular coat of the eye that exists between the sclera as well as the retina.
(iii) Inner retina: The retina is sensitive, with multiple layers, the gentle membrane that covers the inside of the eyeball.
The eyeball is composed of three concentric layers.