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    These Cells Are Very Good at Detecting Differences in Light
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These Cells Are Very Good at Detecting Differences in Light

Question 20

Question 20

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These cells are very good at detecting differences in light levels (edges) :


A) Bipolar cells"
B) Magnocells"
C) Retinal ganglion cells"
D) Parvocells"

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