The opponent-process theory of colour vision describes:
A) how ganglion cells code colour information.
B) the way cones respond to different colours.
C) the way rods respond to different colours.
D) how colour processing in the fovea is coded differently than in the periphery.

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The opponent-process theory of colour vision describes how ganglion cells in the retina code colour information by working in opposing pairs, such as red-green and blue-yellow, to process colour signals from the cones.

The Opponent-Process Theory of Colour Vision Describes