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The cells of the retina responsible for vision in dim light are the
- A. cones
- B. optic nerve fibres
- C. ciliary cells
- D. rods
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Answer: (D) rods
Rod cells contain rhodopsin and respond to very low light, but do not distinguish colours. Cone cells work in bright light and give colour vision. This is why we lose the sense of colour in a dark room.
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