Multiple rods and cones within an area of the retina will send information to a single visual cell.What do we call that area

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The area where multiple rods and cones send information to a single visual cell is called the receptive field. The fovea is a small, central area of the retina with a high concentration of cones that is responsible for high acuity vision. The optic disc is a spot on the retina where the optic nerve leaves the eye, resulting in a blind spot. Light adaptation region is not a commonly used term in vision science.

Multiple Rods and Cones Within an Area of the Retina