Which one of the following is the correct difference between rod cells and cone cells of our retina?

  • A
    Overall function $\Rightarrow$ Vision in poor light $\Rightarrow$ Colour vision and detailed vision in bright light
  • B
    Distribution $\Rightarrow$ More concentrated in centre of retina $\Rightarrow$ Evenly distributed all over retina
  • C
    Visual acuity $\Rightarrow$ High $\Rightarrow$ Low
  • D
    Visual pigment $\Rightarrow$ Iodopsin $\Rightarrow$ Rhodopsin

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Which pigment is present in the rod cells that is useful for vision during the night?

The colored visible part of the eye is known as:

Match the following columns and select the correct option.
Column $I$ Column $II$
$(a)$ Rods and Cones $(i)$ Absence of photoreceptor cells
$(b)$ Blind Spot $(ii)$ Cones are densely packed
$(c)$ Fovea $(iii)$ Photoreceptor cells
$(d)$ Iris $(iv)$ Visible coloured portion of the eye

The 'adaptation' of eyes in the dark is due to

Which of the following is not correct for rods?
$(I)$. Twilight vision is the function of the rods
$(II)$. It is responsible for daylight vision sometimes
$(III)$. The rods contain a protein called rhodopsin
$(IV)$. Rods are photoreceptor cells
Choose the correct option

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