Chapter 10, Problem 16bCP

Summary Introduction

To review:

The difference between architecture of the fovea centralis and periphery regions along with the relation of this architecture to the visual acuity and sensitivity.

Introduction:

Retina is the place where the inverted image of an object forms in the eyes. The retina possesses various sensory neurons and a layer of photoreceptor cells. The concentration of the photoreceptor cells is different in different regions of the retina. For the different type of visual inputs, human eyes have different areas and cells to respond.