In the Monkey LGN, 70-80% of the Cells Are Spectrally

Multiple Choice

In the monkey LGN, 70-80% of the cells are spectrally opponent, while very few spectrally opponent cells are found in the cat LGN. This may be the reason that monkeys

A) cannot detect the color of rapidly-moving objects, while cats can.
B) cannot distinguish black and white as well as cats can.
C) cannot distinguish bright colors as well as cats can.
D) can distinguish colors easily, while cats cannot.