Usually means: Layer between sclera and conjunctiva.
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  2. episclera: Wiktionary
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  4. Episclera: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia

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  1. episclera: Merriam-Webster Medical Dictionary
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  6. Episclera: Drug Medical Dictionary

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▸ noun:  The outermost layer of the sclera, composed of loose, fibrous, elastic tissue.

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sclera, corneosclera, sclerotal, conjunctiva, adventitia, ectocornea, scleroskeleton, epidermis, cornea, corneum, more...

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sclera, corneosclera, sclerotal, conjunctiva, adventitia, ectocornea, scleroskeleton, epidermis, cornea, corneum, more...



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