Different layers of the __________________ analyze input from cones (and rods) differently such that one layer can add input from L and M cones to obtain information about light intensity, while another could subtract such input to obtain red-green color information.

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The statement is referring to different layers of the lateral geniculate body nucleus, which is involved in processing visual information from the retina. The hypothalamus is not directly involved in visual processing, the superior colliculi is involved in integrating visual and other sensory information to generate motor commands, and the red nucleus is involved in coordinating motor movements.

Different Layers of the __________________ Analyze Input from Cones (And