That part of the fovea that contains neither rods nor cones and is the location where the nerve fibers exit the retina is the

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The optic disk is the correct answer because it is the point in the eye where the optic nerve fibers exit the retina, creating a blind spot since it contains no photoreceptors (rods or cones). The fovea, in contrast, is an area with a high density of cones for sharp central vision, not an area without photoreceptors.

That Part of the Fovea That Contains Neither Rods nor Cones