optic muscles

optic muscles
the arrangement of muscles that move the eye is variable in fishes. In Perca flavescens, for example, the muscles comprise the inferior, superior, lateral and medial recti muscles and the superior and inferior oblique muscles

Dictionary of ichthyology. 2009.

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