Visual information is processed by
A) feature detectors before it is processed by rods and cones.
B) ganglion cells before it is processed by feature detectors.
C) bipolar cells before it is processed by rods and cones.
D) feature detectors before it is processed by bipolar cells.

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Visual information is first processed by rods and cones in the retina, then by bipolar cells, followed by ganglion cells, and finally by feature detectors in the visual cortex.

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