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Colour blindness results from
Options
(a) Absence of rods
(b) Absence of cones
(c) Absence of eyelids
(d) Inverted retina
Correct Answer:
Absence of cones
Explanation:
Rod is a kind of light-sensitive nerve cell present in vertebrate retina. Rods do not discriminate fine details or colour differences.
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