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Which part of retina consists of only cones?
Which part of retina consists of only cones?
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The correct option is A Fovea centralis
The retina is the neural and sensory layer of the eye ball. A small oval, yellow area of the retina lying exactly opposite the centre of the cornea is named macula lutea or yellow spot which has in its middle a shallow depression, called the fovea contrails, which contains only cones. The ability for vision is highest in the fovea.
The retina is the neural and sensory layer of the eye ball. A small oval, yellow area of the retina lying exactly opposite the centre of the cornea is named macula lutea or yellow spot which has in its middle a shallow depression, called the fovea contrails, which contains only cones. The ability for vision is highest in the fovea.
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