Answer:
Explanation:
1. Rods are usually found normally at the outer edges of the retina.
2. Rod cells are more sensitive as compared to other cells like cone.
3. They are almost entirely responsible for vision in darkness, while cone cells are responsible in light.
4. Rod cells functions slowly when directly go to the darkness and are much slower to adapt to the dark.
5. Rhodopsin: the photopigment found in rod cells.
