In the Context of the Structure of the Eye,the Area

question 111

Multiple Choice

In the context of the structure of the eye,the area toward the center of the retina that contains only cones is called the

• A)corneA.
• B)fovea.
• C)optic chiasm.
• D)optic nerve.

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Definitions:

Anticlines

Upwardly convex folds in rock layers, typically formed through compression within the Earth's crust.

Synclines

Downward-curving folds in sedimentary strata, opposite of anticlines, which can also be indicators of oil and gas deposits.

Cleavage

In geology, the tendency of crystalline materials to split along definite crystallographic structural planes, creating flat, shiny surfaces.

Monocline

A geological feature where sedimentary layers are tilted or bent along a single axis.