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Rods and Light-Dark Adaptation
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AP.110 Rods and Light-Dark Adaptation
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Which explanation avoids the misconception that rods 'see black-and-white colors'?
A
Rods are color labels stored in memory
B
Rods signal low-light brightness, shapes, and movement, but they do not encode color categories
C
Rods encode black, white, red, blue, and green equally
D
Rods detect color only when cones are absent
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