The fovea
A)is the blind spot produced by the optic nerve entering the eye.
B)is the region of the retina filled with cones that allows the most acute vision.
C)is the region of the retina that has the greatest concentration of rods that enable sight under extremely dim conditions.
D)focuses light on the retina.
E)is the anterior fluid-filled chamber of the eye.

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The fovea is a small depression within the retina that is responsible for the most acute visual perception. It is densely packed with cone cells that are responsible for color vision and high visual acuity.

The Fovea