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    The Receptor Cells That Are Concentrated in the Fovea Are
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The Receptor Cells That Are Concentrated in the Fovea Are

Question 136

Question 136

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The receptor cells that are concentrated in the fovea are called


A) bipolar cells.
B) ganglion cells.
C) cones.
D) feature detectors.

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