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The cones in the retina differ from rods in that they are more

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 The cones in the retina differ from rods in that they are more.


  1. Numerous.
  2. Concerned with colour vision.
  3. Sensitive to light.
  4. Concerned with high visual acuity.
  5. Affected by vitamin A deficiency.

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A. False There are about 6 million cones compared with 120 million rods.

B. True Rods alone give achromatic vision.

C. False The rods are much more sensitive; their pigment is bleached in bright light.

D. True Acuity is highest with foveal (cone) vision.

E. False Vitamin A is essential for rhodopsin synthesis for rod vision only

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