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describe fovea centralis and discuss briefly about the structure of photoreceptors present in that area.

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Answered by sreyasylendu

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it is a small depression in the macula luteal region or simply a part in the central region of retina that is filled with mostly cone cells. images formed in this are are crisp and clear due to the numerous cone cells present.

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describe fovea centralis and discuss briefly about the structure of photoreceptors present in that area.​

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describe fovea centralis and discuss briefly about the structure of photoreceptors present in that area.