Compare photoreceptors in darkness

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You will need to compare photoreceptors in darkness to photoreceptors receiving light and describe how light energy is transduced into neural signals. Describe how the trichromatic and opponent process theory explain how light of different wavelengths is converted into color information.

Reference no: EM1398161

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