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30. The fovea of the eye is:

A. the area where axons leave the retina.
B. the area where cones are primarily located.
C. the area where ciliary muscles contact the lens.
D. the area where rods are primarily located.
E. the opening in the iris.



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Final answer:

The fovea of the eye is where cones are primarily located, responsible for acute vision.


Explanation:

The fovea of the eye is the area where cones are primarily located. It is responsible for acute vision due to its high density of cones that operate best in bright light conditions.


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