The receptor cells that allow us to see color and fine detail in adequate light are the _____
A)rods.
B)focus cells.
C)cones.
D)color cells.

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Cones are the receptor cells responsible for allowing us to see color and fine detail in adequate light. Rods, on the other hand, are responsible for our ability to see in low light conditions but do not detect color. Focus cells and color cells are not accurate terms for describing our visual receptors.

The Receptor Cells That Allow Us to See Color and Fine