What is another word for pigmented layer?
Pronunciation: [pɪɡmˈɛntɪd lˈe͡ɪə] (IPA) 
The term "pigmented layer" is commonly used in medical and biological contexts to refer to tissue layers that contain high levels of natural pigments, such as melanin. Synonyms for this term include pigmented epithelium, pigmented tissue, and melanin-containing layer. These terms describe various layers of tissues that exist in animals, and their primary function is to absorb or reflect light. Pigmented layers are important structures in the human body, particularly in the eyes where they play a vital role in protecting the sensitive cells of the retina. While the term "pigmented layer" is widely used, there are many other synonyms that can be used to refer to the same type of tissue.
