Which of the following best describes the visual processing that occurs within the retina?
A) Impulses are processed within individual photoreceptors and then travel to the brain.
B) Light signals are processed in retinal cells immediately in front of the photoreceptors.
C) Signals pass directly from photoreceptor cells to ganglion cells.
D) Action potentials in photoreceptor cells affect bipolar cells before reaching ganglion cells.
E) Membrane potential changes in a network of retinal cells activate ganglion cells.

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The retina processes visual information through a network of cells, where changes in membrane potential in photoreceptors affect bipolar and horizontal cells, which in turn influence ganglion cells that send signals to the brain.

Which of the Following Best Describes the Visual Processing That