To see a dimly lit object at night, the image must fall on your
A)fovea.
B)blind spot.
C)cones.
D)rods.
E)optic nerve.

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Rods are responsible for vision at low light levels and are not involved in color vision, which makes them crucial for seeing dimly lit objects at night. The fovea contains cones that are responsible for high-resolution vision and color vision under bright light conditions.

To See a Dimly Lit Object at Night, the Image