The rods of the retina
A)number about 120 million in each eye and are found mainly in the periphery of the eye.
B)are specialized for color sensations and detecting fine details.
C)function best in bright light.
D)are characterized by all of these.

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Rods are numerous, about 120 million per eye, and are primarily located in the peripheral regions of the retina. They are specialized for vision in low light conditions, not for color vision or detecting fine details, which are functions of the cones.

The Rods of the Retina