The choroid of the eye
A) is part of the fibrous tunic.
B) appears white in color.
C) anteriorly, is continuous with the sclera.
D) consists of a vascular network and large numbers of melanin-containing cells.
E) is part of the nervous tunic.

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The choroid of the eye consists of a vascular network and large numbers of melanin-containing cells, which give it a dark color. It is located in the middle layer of the eye, between the sclera and the retina.

The Choroid of the Eye