One type of photoreceptors that detect colour,operate in daylight,and permit us to focus on fine detail is called:

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Cones are responsible for detecting color and operate in daylight conditions. They also allow us to focus on fine detail. Rods, on the other hand, are more sensitive to light and are responsible for our ability to see in low-light conditions but do not detect color. Retinal ganglion cells and area V1 neurons are both involved in processing visual information in the brain but are not specifically related to detecting color and fine detail.

One Type of Photoreceptors That Detect Colour,operate in Daylight,and Permit