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The nictitating membrane in a rat is a thin, translucent third eyelid located in the inner corner of the eye. It helps protect the eye from debris and moisture while allowing some visibility. This membrane can move across the eye to provide additional protection and is particularly useful for animals that are active in various environments. In rats, it aids in maintaining eye health and function.

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