Where Does the Lens Focus an Image in the Mammalian

question 241

Multiple Choice

Where does the lens focus an image in the mammalian eye?

• A) sometimes on the fovea, sometimes elsewhere on the retina
• B) primarily on the fovea
• C) slightly in front of the retina, so the neural cells do not distort the image
• D) on the retina, using the entire surface of the retina

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