What is the function of cone cells?
- ADaylight vision and colour vision
- BTwilight vision and colour vision
- CDaylight vision and black-and-white vision
- DTwilight vision and black-and-white vision
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The visual pigment in the rods of the retina of the vertebrate eye,which is responsible for the detection of light,is:
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$(A)$ Cornea
$(B)$ Lens
$(C)$ Aqueous humor
$(D)$ Pigment epithelium of retina
$(E)$ Conjunctiva
$(A)$ Cornea
$(B)$ Lens
$(C)$ Aqueous humor
$(D)$ Pigment epithelium of retina
$(E)$ Conjunctiva
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