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    Cone-Opponent Cells Are Found in the Lateral-Geniculate Nucleus, but Color-Opponent
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Cone-Opponent Cells Are Found in the Lateral-Geniculate Nucleus, but Color-Opponent

Question 39

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Cone-opponent cells are found in the lateral-geniculate nucleus, but color-opponent cells are found in V1 of the cerebral cortex.

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