The Process by Which Rods and Cones Become Less Sensitive

question 48

Multiple Choice

The process by which rods and cones become less sensitive to light is called ________.

• A) light adaptation
• B) squinting
• C) optic adaptation
• D) dark adaptation

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Definitions:

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