The Optic Chiasma Is a Point Where The

question 89

Multiple Choice

The optic chiasma is a point where the:

• A) cones are most densely packed for high-resolution vision.
• B) optic nerve enters the brain's visual center.
• C) optic nerve leaves the eye to make its way into the brain.
• D) optic nerves from both eyes meet.

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