The fovea of the eye:
A)is the area of best color vision
B)absorbs aqueous humor
C)is the site of the optic nerve
D)all of the above

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The fovea is the area of the retina that has the highest density of photoreceptor cells, which allow for the sharpest and most detailed vision. While the fovea does not absorb aqueous humor or serve as the site of the optic nerve, it is responsible for the perception of color and fine details.

The Fovea of the Eye