Which type of receptor cell is associated with seeing colours?
A)ganglia
B)bipolar
C)rods
D)cones

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Cones are the receptor cells responsible for seeing colors. Rods, on the other hand, are responsible for vision in low light or dim conditions, but do not differentiate between colors. Ganglia are groups of nerve cells located in the retina, and bipolar cells are intermediate neurons that transmit signals between rods and cones and the ganglion cells.

Which Type of Receptor Cell Is Associated with Seeing Colours