Image:Tear system.svg

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[edit] Legend

English:
  • a = tear gland / lacrimal gland
  • b = superior lacrimal punctum
  • c = superior lacrimal canal
  • d = tear sac / lacrimal sac
  • e = inferior lacrimal punctum
  • f = inferior lacrimal canal
  • g = nasolacrimal canal
Français :
  • a = Glande lacrymale
  • b = Point supérieur lacrymal
  • c = canal lacrymal supérieur
  • d = Sac lacrymal
  • e = Point lacrymal inférieur
  • f = canal lacrymal inférieur
  • g = canal nasolacrymal
Português:
  • a = glândula lacrimal
  • b = ponto lacrimal superior
  • c = canalículo superior
  • d = saco lacrimal
  • e = ponto lacrimal inferior
  • f = canalículo inferior
  • g = canal lácrimo-nasal
Deutsch:
  • a = Tränendrüse
  • b = Oberes Tränenpünktchen
  • c = Oberes Tränenröhrchen
  • d = Tränensack
  • e = Unteres Tränenpünktchen
  • f = Unteres Tränenröhrchen
  • g = Tränennasengang


Galego:
  • a = glándula lacrimal
  • b = punto lacrimal superior
  • c = conduto superior
  • d = saco lacrimal
  • e = punto lacrimal inferior
  • f = conduto inferior
  • g = canle lácrimo-nasal

euskara

  • a = malko guruina
  • b = goiko malko puntua
  • c = goiko hodia
  • d = malko sakua
  • e = beheko malko puntua
  • f = beheko hodia
  • g = malko-sukur erretena

[edit] Source and licensing

Based on excellent images created by User:FML and uploaded to Commons as Image:Sistema lacrimal.gif and Image:Sistema lacrimal.svg.

Since FML's vector image was broken, User:Erin_Silversmith took the bitmap version and vectorised it. The labels in Portuguese were replaced with letters, for internationalisation purposes.

(The iris was redone in the second revision of this image, based on the photograph Image:Iris.eye.225px.jpg (automatically vectorised using Delineate). However, in the fifth revision, this was then replaced by a spoke-like design based on the original GIF.)

To the right, there is an example of how the diagram can be used in an article. Note how the diagram is neat, and the labels can be Wikilinks.

If a version with labels in a certain language is deemed necessary, it should be uploaded with the language suffix i.e. Tear system xx.svg where xx is the language code.

Localised versions


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File history

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Date/TimeDimensionsUserComment
current03:08, 5 September 20061,600×1,200 (208 KB)Erin Silversmith (Reverted to earlier revision)
12:05, 21 August 20061,600×1,200 (209 KB)FML (white background)
05:46, 21 August 20061,600×1,200 (208 KB)Erin Silversmith (Gave the eye itself a pink-white colour instead of transparency. Replaced the flap of skin at the tear duct that got accidentally deleted last time. Shifted the iris and pool of tears slightly.)
03:10, 21 August 20061,600×1,200 (209 KB)Erin Silversmith (Removed photo and made the iris look like the original GIF.)
08:11, 20 August 2006600×400 (192 KB)Erin Silversmith (Fixed some lashes.)
00:19, 20 August 2006600×400 (193 KB)Erin Silversmith (Some tweaks (now more editable, and smaller file))
13:10, 19 August 2006600×400 (224 KB)Erin Silversmith (Added more detail (veins, colours, etc))
10:56, 12 August 2006600×400 (62 KB)Erin Silversmith (Based on images created by User:FML and uploaded as Image:Sistema lacrimal.gif and Image:Sistema lacrimal.svg. Since FML's vector image was broken, User:Erin_Silversmith took the bitmap version and vectorised it. The labels in Portugue)
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