Which of the following type of visual receptor is found everywhere in the retina except the fovea?
A) amacrine cells
B) rods
C) ganglion cells
D) cones

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Rods are the type of visual receptor found in the retina except in the fovea. Cones are located mostly in the fovea and are responsible for color vision. Amacrine cells and ganglion cells are other types of cells found in the retina, but they are not receptors for visual stimuli.

Which of the Following Type of Visual Receptor Is Found