The information from rods and cones is communicated to ganglion cells by:
A) feature-detector cells.
B) optic disks.
C) bipolar cells.
D) opponent-process cells.

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Rods and cones communicate their information to bipolar cells, which in turn communicate to ganglion cells. This is the main pathway of information flow in the retina. Feature-detector cells and opponent-process cells are more related to processing of visual information beyond the retina, while optic disks are structures within the retina that are involved in the distribution of blood vessels and nerve fibers.

The Information from Rods and Cones Is Communicated to Ganglion