Neurons in the retina of the eye that gather information from receptor cells are called:
A)bipolar cells.
B)ganglion cells.
C)rods.
D)cones.

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Neurons in the retina of the eye that gather information from receptor cells are called bipolar cells. Ganglion cells receive input from bipolar cells and transmit visual signals to the brain through the optic nerve. Rods and cones are types of receptor cells that detect light and are located in the retina.

Neurons in the Retina of the Eye That Gather Information