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Festion 14 The blind spot of the mammalian retina: 01. Is only visible when one eye is closed. oll. Is a region that lacks photoreceptors. Refers to the location where the axons of retinal ganglion cells converge before exiting the eye and projecting towards the o IV. All of the above. O III Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.

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The blind spot of the mammalian retina – all of the above.

Blind spot is the area where there are no photoreceptors such as rods or cones making it impossible to sense anything. It is located where the axons of the retinal ganglion cells converge before exiting the eye. In order to check blind spot, one needs to close one eye because the edges of the eyes wouldn’t be able to spot a thing when moved away from it or turned away from it.

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