The hyaloid canal is found in the: (A) Vitreous body, (B) Choroid, (C) Optic stalk, (D) Ciliary body
Answer is A. The hyaloid canal (Cloquet's canal) is found in the vitreous body. In early development, a hyaloid aery passes through the vitreous body to perfuse the developing lens; in the late fetal period, this aery is obliterated to form the hyaloid canal.