The position is determined by the relative size of the collarette compared to the pupil and radius of the iris. This is an important feature to consider since it relates to both intestinal capacity and our personality. There are three possibilities: balanced (ideal), constricted and atonic. Balanced A balanced collarette would lay approximately 25% - 30% of the distance between the pupil border and the ciliary border and would be slightly oval in shape. Significance: A balanc

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The collarette (a.k.a. the ruff or the autonomic nerve wreath) is a major landmark, and is ideally found approximately one third the...

Does iris structure change? Not withstanding injury or disease, the iris structure is extremely stable. So much so that iris biometrics...

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Sign : Indentations in the iris structure that radiate outward like spokes in a wheel are commonly referred to as Radii Solaris (rays of...

Sign: Collagen bundles in the shape of flocks, (red arrows) clouds, smears (orange arrow) or beads (yellow arrow) are collectively...