Which visual receptors adapt faster when confronted with a sudden change in light intensity?
A)Rods
B)Cones
C)Ossicles
D)Macula

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Cones adapt faster to changes in light intensity compared to rods. They are responsible for color vision and function best in bright light. Rods, on the other hand, are more sensitive to light and are essential for vision in low light conditions but adapt more slowly. Ossicles are bones in the middle ear, not visual receptors, and the macula is an area on the retina responsible for central vision, not a type of light receptor.

Which Visual Receptors Adapt Faster When Confronted with a Sudden