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How does the eye of the nocturnal animals modified to see the objects at the night?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Nocturnal animals possess a pathway through which rods connect to the same “dark” circuits used by cones, which allows them better perception of edges, movement, and silhouettes in dim light. Even the nuclei of the rod cells are adapted for night vision.

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Answered by taesha43
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  • Nocturnal animals possess a pathway through which rods connect to the same "dark" circuits used by cones, which allows them better perception of edges, movement, and silhouettes in dim light. Even the nuclei of the rod cells are adapted for night vision.

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