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Damage to the fovea would result in: reduced ability to see black and white shapes. ganglion cells being unable to perce

Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2022 1:42 pm
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Damage to the fovea would result in: reduced ability to see black and white shapes. ganglion cells being unable to perceive motion growth of bipolar neurons in the blind spot. difficulty in detecting the details of an image. severing of the optic nerve
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