Dark adaptation can be completely wiped out by
A)a brief exposure to red light.
B)a brief exposure to bright light.
C)the bleaching of iodopsin in the rods.
D)the recombining of the rhodopsin in the cones.

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Dark adaptation can be completely wiped out by a brief exposure to bright light because it causes the photopigments in the rods and cones to break down rapidly, requiring time to regenerate and adapt again to darkness.

Dark Adaptation Can Be Completely Wiped Out by