Impulses from rods and cones are passed to bipolar neurons, which then synapse with ganglion cells (sensory neurons) that form the optic nerve.
- synapse with bipolar neurones - which synapse with ganglion cells (sensory neurones) - which form the optic nerve
| Front | Through what neurons are impulses from rods and cones passed? |
|---|---|
| Back | - synapse with bipolar neurones - which synapse with ganglion cells (sensory neurones) - which form the optic nerve |
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