Night-Active Species Are More Likely Than Day-Active Species to Have

question 109

Multiple Choice

 Night-active species are more likely than day-active species to have ____.

• A) better peripheral vision
• B) larger blind spots
• C) a greater rod to cone ratio
• D) a greater cone to rod ratio

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