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