Which photoreceptor cell type is present at high concentration in the fovea?
A)amacrine cells
B)cone cells
C)bipolar cells
D)rod cells

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Cone cells are present at high concentration in the fovea. The fovea is the central part of the retina and is responsible for sharp central vision. Cone cells are responsible for color vision and sharp visual acuity, and are present at a high density in the fovea.

Which Photoreceptor Cell Type Is Present at High Concentration in the Fovea