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Photoreceptor cells of human eye are rods and cones.


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The correct option is A True
  1. A photoreceptor cell is a type of retinal neuron that can convert light into electrical signals.
  2. The retina has two types of photoreceptor cells: rods and cones.
  3. Cones are cone-shaped structures that are essential for vision in strong light (daylight).
  4. Except for the fovea, rods are rod-like structures found throughout the retina that are essential for dim light (twilight/night) vision.
  5. Light-sensitive pigments are present in both of these visual components.

Final answer: The given statement is true.


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