Which of the following cell layers occurs farthest back in the retina?

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The photoreceptors are the farthest back in the retina, located closest to the choroid layer. This is where the light first contacts the retina, and signals are then transmitted through the other layers of cells to reach the ganglion cells at the front of the retina. Horizontal, bipolar, amacrine, and ganglion cells are all located closer to the front of the retina compared to photoreceptor cells.

Which of the Following Cell Layers Occurs Farthest Back in the Retina