1Two kinds of modified neurons comprise the visual receptors;
elongated RODS
blunt shaped CONES
2are more sensitive to light and function in dim light; they produce colorless vision.
rods
3provide sharp images in bright light and enable us to see in color.
cones
4The light-sensitive pigment in rods is
rhodopsin
5rhodopsin breaks down into a protein _ and _ in the presence of light
opsin
retinal
6 if all three sets are stimulated, the color is
white
7if none are stimulated, the color is
black
8The axons of ganglion cells leave the eyes to form the
optic nerves
9Fibers from the medial half of the retina cross over in the
optic chiasma